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A Controversial Debate (Patreon)

Published:
2023-08-09 21:05:13
Imported:
2023-09

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What is the most controversial topic or question you'd like to hear us discuss on The Minimalists Private Podcast?

Could be anything: censorship, politics, sex, religion, capitalism, big pharma, race, gender issues, etcetera (nothing is off limits except the 1998 NBA Finals, which JFM and T.K. will never agree on).

Let us know in the comments.

Why? Well, we are gearing up for a special episode with a very special guest who is not afraid to debate taboo subjects (T.K. will wear his fanciest debater's hat). The goal of this episode is to prove that compassionate people can discuss and disagree about extremely controversial topics without experiencing emotional outrage or clinging to an ideology.

Joyous times!

Comments

Anonymous

How about the difference in the perception of minimalism around the world? Eastern countries vs western countries / wealthy nations vs non wealthy nations / USA vs Europe.... and so on

Nicole Susanne Dreyer

I would love if you would be able to have a talk with Dr. Mindy Pelz about fasting and such for women :)

Anonymous

Letting go of guilt for not mourning someone who has left my life in any way but especially if they died. This is something I find that I can't talk about with too many people as it is a taboo and frowned upon. Why should I pretend to mourn someone who didn't add anything positive to my life, even if they were a close relative? Am I insensitive?

Anonymous

I'd like a discussion on divorced parents relationship: how important is it to be on the same page, regarding child care? That seems to be a difficult aspect after a heavy divorce, I see a lot of conflict around it in my own life and in the western world (I'm not that familiar with the eastern world, I do wonder what is happening there). I'd also like a discussion on what lies underneath people's reasons for divorce, as there seems to be a thinking trend that people getting divorced value family less, which I think in many cases is the opposite: many divorced people value family so much that they can't continue living in a "fake" family environment.

Anonymous

Familial alienation. Specifically adult children who alienate parents or grandparents. Should it be an acceptable practice? Would love to hear thoughts on letting go of such relationships and how it affects children involved.