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This is How to Be a Better Human.

I'm your host, Chris Duffy.

Today on the show, we're talking with Simone Stolzhoff about how to handle uncertainty.

How do you make the right choice when you're not sure what the right choice is?

What if you're not sure there even is a right choice at all?

Simone talks about these questions in his new book, which is called How to Not Know the Value of Uncertainty in a World that Demands Answers.

Here's a clip from our conversation where Simone is talking about what he means by the value of uncertainty.

We're gonna talk a lot more about uncertainty and not knowing, but first I'm going to take a very specific action and that is to read you some podcast ads.

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And we are back.

Today on the show, we're talking with Simone Stolzow about the value of uncertainty.

Let's start by talking about what's your relationship with certainty?

What has it been in the past?

And what is it like now after writing a book about uncertainty?

Okay, so tell me more about that idea of us trying to find certainty where no certainty could be found.

Sometimes uncertainty can also be the world outside of our choices, right?