Institute for the Study of Human Knowledge

What do we know about the way our brains work, about the way we receive and process information from our environment, about how our mental and nervous systems evolved, which create these crises in the first place? What other capacities might be inherent in our nature to help us rise above our narrow-minded reactions, to choose the most appropriate mindset for a given situation? How can we develop these new capacities in ourselves and in our children?

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What do we know about the way our brains work, about the way we receive and process information from our environment, about how our mental and nervous systems evolved, which create these crises in the first place? What other capacities might be inherent in our nature to help us rise above our narrow-minded reactions, to choose the most appropriate mindset for a given situation? How can we develop these new capacities in ourselves and in our children?

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