Far-Sighted Self-Interest @theintegralstage8140

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In this special episode, Layman sits down with Game-B practitioner, Mark Campbell, to explore his notion of far-sighted self-interest as a foundation for ethical, transformative living, and the establishment of a 'religion that is not a religion.' They discuss the potentials of a future-oriented presencing, the dynamic and developmental interplay of altruism and self-care, and a host of insights from Carl Jung, Robert Pirsig, Jordan Peterson, John Vervaeke, Game-B, metamodernism, integral theory, and more.

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