Bang on, this does not seem to apply to @SamHarrisOrg
Gentle reminder: anyone who's on the air/livestreaming for hundreds of hours a year will say some really stupid things every few months. That doesn't mean they're a bad human; it just means they're a human. If you think you can do better, then, please, show us what you've got.
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Benefits of meditation?
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Alas, the chances of saying something stupid-sounding vary with whether you talk about interesting topics, whether you speak clearly relative to opaquely, and whether you allow yourself to venture beyond a script. Many have learned too well how to lower the odds.
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a significant % of critics in the peanut gallery like to punish public-facing individuals for the sin of being public-facing individuals. To them, they are being internally consistent: “I would never face the world like that, anybody who does is suspicious & must be scrutinised”
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Agreed. Idk how many stupid things I've said on my YouTube channel. It's not even in the hundreds of hours per year.
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The number of people making careless statements will o let go up, as the popularity of live-streaming increases
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Let us have this Geoffrey
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Absolutely true. As someone who talks into a microphone for a living, I cringe at the thought of making an error, or of insufficiently thinking through something before I talk.
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Yes. Sometimes, in an unguarded moment, humans say things that reveal their deepest truths to us about who they truly are.
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