Curiosity Continuum

In a culture that concerns themselves with mitigating short-term pain with a participation ribbon more than spurring growth, we rob ourselves and future generations of developing diligence. When nobody loses, nobody wins, and nobody really benefits. What benefit is that in the long run?

Know bodies purr fekt, knot even with ought toe core wrecked. Do we allow graciousness towards others and ourselves in our pursuit of learning? Do we let ourselves be human?

In the modern western world, have you ever questioned why the things on the shelf are chosen in the first place, especially fresh items? 

Hey you guys!! Did you know that we all have a little Goonie inside of us? A pop culture context for a real life discussion.

The discussion on the realities and perceptions of mental illness and how daily life works with it turns to a personal touchstone between our hosts.

When your main quest has you at an impasse, take a side quest to level up in a related, indirect way that directly benefits your main quest.

Which scenario resonates more with you: Dystopian Future, or Utopian Future? Can we ever really achieve it?

Unless we get comfortable with being uncomfortable, we will stay mired in the familiar and uninspiring. Forging a new direction or making progress always goes against our comfort. Do it anyway!

People are individuals and unique: They a company's most valuable resource. No matter the automations or innovations, humans are necessary to make the world run. What do YOU bring to the table?

What happens when the speed of innovation outpaces the critical social, ethical, and moral conversations around the science? How have we prepared for its success? Are we prepared if it fails?

Nerd culture used to live in the uncool places of society. Now, in the age when nerds sway the world's course, it has become the culture.

Expectations - whether great, small, positive, or negative - should be compared and contrasted against Reality, to assess, learn, and iterate in all areas. Launch out with us on this episode of Curiosity Continuum as we discuss Expectations VS. Reality.

What if the princess didn't want to be rescued? What if there is more to the story? Put on your retro gaming hat and listen to a discussion on the tropes and pitfalls of "saving the princess" and what it might actually mean.

Collaboration is essential in all areas of life if we want to achieve things beyond ourselves. Think about the ways we collaborate well, and how we can do better, together.

If there are edges, there's a middle. What's your center? Why is it important?

Is apathy bad? Does it have a purpose in today's culture? Think and wonder on today's episode.

Don't let good be the enemy of perfect. It's a process. We discuss the value in just doing something and releasing it into the world.

Failure has its benefits if you move through it and not set up camp. What has failure taught you?

Certain attributes of blue collar workers directly relate to values, as they function largely in the analog world and work within and overcome real constraints.

Sometimes, being an expert does not always mean you are a leader. 

A fun discussion where Brian and Josh discuss lessons they have learned from The Legend of Zelda and how it applied to real life. (Yes Mom, video games taught me something useful).

Rest is not a four-letter word. Well, it is, but not a bad one. It's a good thing, and increasingly scarce, in today's world.

We all should be adapting and iterating within and without of ourselves in a constantly changing world. 

Nobody died from being bored. In fact, it can spark curiosity. That's a good thing!

Is there anything that is permanent? Is it all transient? Is change itself a permanent attribute?