Show Notes
Resuming his mini series about scientific thinking, Dr. Kashey now digs into the characteristics of scientific-mindedness and how to use it to “check yourself before you wreck yourself.” Traits of scientific thinking include observing observations, organizing and modifying the facts of your life, and proving some ideas and opinions to be false. It even gets into skepticism of more abstract concepts such as the universe being in charge of good and bad. Thinking scientifically does not come to a halt once it approaches abstract concepts, and Dr. Kashey explains how to apply scientific mindedness to abstract belief systems. This will empower us to handle our thoughts and actions in a constructive and rational manner.
