Kaizen Asiedu, a Harvard philosophy graduate, is a retired esports personality and actor, who champions courageous living, free speech, and nuanced political discourse, drawing from his journey of self-reinvention. He legally changing his name to Kaizen meaning “continuous improvement” in 2021, and transitioned from corporate life to a life coach, public speaker, and truth-teller.
Tomorrow, he is coming on the Triggernometry to discuss his life, critical thinking and it’s decline in society, media bias and more.
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I try to have rational discussions with friends about US and UK politics but many seem incapable of seeing other perspectives or accepting facts counter to the narrative they seem to be stuck on i.e trump is a fascist/warmonger/evil, people putting up England flags are racist, empathy for all illegal migrants, transwomen are women etc.
Why is this and how do you break this spell, as facts and reasonable discussion seem to repeatedly fail?
Are critical thinking skills always positively associated with intelligence or is there a certain point they decline with increasing intelligence as you fail to let youself see the flaws in your own arguments/ideas/opinions?