Dr. Ryan Martin

But I shouldn't assume that my understanding of them is a thousand percent accurate.

But I shouldn't assume that my understanding of them is a thousand percent accurate.

But I shouldn't assume that my understanding of them is a thousand percent accurate.

Yeah. Yeah, and the more I isolate and stuff, the more that bad perception builds. That's what's fascinating to me. It's like it grows its own muscles.

Yeah. Yeah, and the more I isolate and stuff, the more that bad perception builds. That's what's fascinating to me. It's like it grows its own muscles.

Yeah. Yeah, and the more I isolate and stuff, the more that bad perception builds. That's what's fascinating to me. It's like it grows its own muscles.

Yeah, and that is, I think if there's a thing that I find sort of most dangerous or worrisome about modern day America or the world is the degree to which we are isolating ourselves, especially from people that we might disagree with. And the degree to which we're not having like real conversations with people that – where we can get an opportunity to learn how they think, right?

Yeah, and that is, I think if there's a thing that I find sort of most dangerous or worrisome about modern day America or the world is the degree to which we are isolating ourselves, especially from people that we might disagree with. And the degree to which we're not having like real conversations with people that – where we can get an opportunity to learn how they think, right?

Yeah, and that is, I think if there's a thing that I find sort of most dangerous or worrisome about modern day America or the world is the degree to which we are isolating ourselves, especially from people that we might disagree with. And the degree to which we're not having like real conversations with people that – where we can get an opportunity to learn how they think, right?

We make assumptions about what other people are doing and saying. And then we react to those assumptions more than we react to what's actually happening.

We make assumptions about what other people are doing and saying. And then we react to those assumptions more than we react to what's actually happening.

We make assumptions about what other people are doing and saying. And then we react to those assumptions more than we react to what's actually happening.

Yeah, it is interesting how much we've become kind of palpable by like – I don't know if I just want to say mainstream media but by – bigger stories maybe that we didn't write ourselves, kind of.

Yeah, it is interesting how much we've become kind of palpable by like – I don't know if I just want to say mainstream media but by – bigger stories maybe that we didn't write ourselves, kind of.

Yeah, it is interesting how much we've become kind of palpable by like – I don't know if I just want to say mainstream media but by – bigger stories maybe that we didn't write ourselves, kind of.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You know?

You know?