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What if the biggest obstacle to learning… is believing you're already right?

In today's episode of Rise and Grind, Glenn wraps up the Idiots series by stepping into territory that many people avoid. From JFK and the moon landing to the Mandela Effect, religion, history, science, and the stories we're taught to believe, this conversation isn't about proving who's right—it's about asking better questions.

Too often, we divide ourselves into camps, convinced our perspective is the only valid one. But what if curiosity is more powerful than certainty? What if seeking to understand creates more growth than trying to win an argument?

Whether you agree with every opinion shared or disagree with every single one, that's not the point.

The invitation is simple:

• Think critically.
• Stay curious.
• Listen deeply.
• And don't let differences destroy relationships.

This episode isn't asking you to change your mind.

It's asking if you're willing to keep it open.

Topics include:

• Why certainty can make us intellectually blind
• The Mandela Effect and the reliability of memory
• JFK, history, and questioning accepted narratives
• Faith, religion, and the search for truth
• Why meaningful conversations matter more than winning debates
• How curiosity can bring people together instead of pushing them apart

👇 I'd love to hear from you in the comments:

What's one belief you've changed your mind about over the years—and what caused you to rethink it?

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