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Summary In this episode of the Tiny Ships podcast, host Andrew Nunn explores the complex relationship between fear, cognitive biases, and emotional conversations. He discusses how fear can distort our perception of risk and the importance of understanding cognitive biases when engaging in difficult discussions. Andrew introduces the CALM tool as a strategy for navigating these conversations effectively, emphasizing the need to control one's emotions, acknowledge feelings, and ask questions to understand differing viewpoints. Takeaways The mind often works in invisible ways that shape our choices. Fear can distort our perception of risk and reality. Strong emotions can change how we process information. Cognitive biases are features that evolved for survival. Natural selection favors caution over rationality. One tragic event can overshadow larger statistics. Understanding biases can help in navigating difficult conversations. Empathy is crucial when discussing polarizing topics. The CALM tool can help manage emotional conversations. Asking questions can reveal underlying values and beliefs. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Tiny Ships Podcast 00:55 Understanding Fear and Emotional Conversations 05:40 The Impact of Statistics in Emotional Discussions 10:09 Cognitive Biases and Their Role in Perception 18:02 Exploring Specific Biases in Fearful Contexts 25:53 Strategies for Effective Conversations on Sensitive Topics 27:56 Navigating Heated Conversations 34:00 Understanding Emotions and Values in Discourse 34:31 Mastering Heated Conversations 35:11 Mastering Heated Conversations 36:11 Emotional Detachment in Discussions 36:38 PODCAST (1).mp4 #podcast #mindfulpresence