Post by Roshan on Jun 22, 2020 9:41:06 GMT -5
David Fuller is a healthy so/sp 5w6(6w7)-9w8(1w9)-3w2(2w1), or something very close to that, who was a liberal journalist at a major British network. He'd become interested in the psychological work of Jordan Peterson, with its heavy Jungian component, before he made his sudden splash into the public eye (as had Russell Brand). It happened that Peterson's interview where the 'glitches in the matrix' of (neo)liberal ideology were revealed was given by his former co-worker. Fuller, with a partner, had formed Rebel Wisdom, which gives workshops for men (and women) to grapple with the shifting sands holistically. He became a huge advocate for Peterson and for the kinds of conversations happening on the "Intellectual Dark Web" on youtube. In this video he says it's dead but he brings in other thinkers to take the next step in the conversation, which is about collective sensemaking.
One of the thinkers is Wilber, whom those well-versed in the 'human potential', 'New Age', Western 'spiritual', etc. movement/s will be quite familiar with, so Wilber's current trajectory should be interesting to them. Wilber had been sick over the past decade but lately he's jumped back into the thick of things. Wilber isn't the main feature, though; it's the question of sensemaking itself. I agree with most of the points that ultimately Fuller himself is making, and some even turned out to be specifically relevant to this board, so I feel this is an important video.
One of the thinkers is Wilber, whom those well-versed in the 'human potential', 'New Age', Western 'spiritual', etc. movement/s will be quite familiar with, so Wilber's current trajectory should be interesting to them. Wilber had been sick over the past decade but lately he's jumped back into the thick of things. Wilber isn't the main feature, though; it's the question of sensemaking itself. I agree with most of the points that ultimately Fuller himself is making, and some even turned out to be specifically relevant to this board, so I feel this is an important video.
