Allow Me To Be Frank

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This bonus episode looks at colour (or color if you’re so inclined.) What is colour? What does it do to our brains? Why does it affect us as it does? How do others use colours to try and influence us?

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Interesting article on blue lights & suicide

Nice article on colour in different cultures

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In this episode we look at celebrities wearing alleged Gaza ceasefire pins and the social media pushback that followed as folk alleged the pins represented an atrocity from more than twenty years ago.

We’ll cover how sometimes we see things as we believe them to be, even if evidence suggests something else.

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In this first episode, we take a look at how a relatable narrative can get into your brain and how it’s fine to decide not to have an opinion on something. Our lil case study for this chat is the polarised social media around the Depp v Heard courtroom action of the last few years. Note: We’re definitely not trying to re-litigate the court cases, so feel free to get that action elsewhere if it’s your hunger.

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In this episode we look at who you are, or rather who you think you are, and how that can impact your thoughts and actions.

We’ll talk about how your brain can use some magic to allow you to do things that go against your core beliefs but somehow keep your identity intact.

We’ll also chat about how you probably think your opinion today is the right one... and the one you’ve always had.

And we’ll look at how this all affects you and how you might think about others in future.

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