A Philosophical Discourse on Disappointment with Samir Chopra PhD: Part II

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In this bonus episode of More Mental Fitness by Harvesting Happiness, Lisa continues the conversation with philosopher and author Samir Chopra. Samir offers a philosophical perspective on the current political discourse in the US and how it will shape democracy in the future.

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In this bonus episode of More Mental Fitness by Harvesting Happiness, Lisa continues the conversation with philosopher and author Samir Chopra. Samir offers a philosophical perspective on the current political discourse in the US and how it will shape democracy in the future.This is part two on this subject and a special edition of the Good Citizens Election Season Survival Guide designed to help restore common sense and sanity in a crazy world…

Samir Chopra PhD — Philosophical Discourse on Disappointment:

How to access critical thinking when emotionally charged. {2:44}
Democracy and political action discourse is multi-faceted. {8:12}
Vulnerability opens the door to life’s transformation. {17:14}
The US is a testament to the power of diversity. {25:14}

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