In the past three episodes of this podcast, I’ve been exploring the concept of the “self-aware”, the ways that being aware of one’s own thoughts, emotions, and decisions can help us become more aware of the way that people around us act and react. In this episode of the podcast, I share two of the most interesting and recent studies that suggest a lot of it can be learned from observing and learning from other people.

Ive always been a fan of seeing what other people are doing to make themselves feel better, and I’m always fascinated by the ways people can learn other people. This is one of those cases. Asking people what they see can be very enlightening for both parties. In this episode I ask three groups of people what they noticed about the way people talk and act during a video of a video game.

The first group talked about the way people in general are different from each other. They talked about how people are different at different ages, different ages at different times, different genders, different races, and different cultures. They talked about people being different in different ways that no one would even notice. The second group of people talked about how people act differently, and they talked about how people can be jerks and people can be sweet and nice.

It seems that the people in this second group are doing quite well. They are mostly middle aged white males who live in the Midwest, and they have a good idea of how people are like and they can be friends with people who have similar interests. They seem to be like good friends with some of the people in the first group, and they seem to be like friends with some of the people in the second group. I’m not sure what this means though.

I would really like to see more of this second group of people. I would like to see more middle aged white males who love football and who are like good friends with people who have similar interests. I would like to see middle aged white males who live in the Midwest and who like football. I would like to see middle aged white males who live in the Midwest and who like football and who are like good friends with people who have similar interests.

This group is what I would imagine middle aged white males who enjoy football would be. I can imagine that they are not really into football. They are probably into sports like soccer. I can imagine them being like good friends with people who also love sports.

I don’t think these guys are necessarily good friends with people who have a similar interests. If you’re a part of the group that likes football, you’re probably not going to be a part of a group with football in it.

The guys in this video are actually a part of a group of people who like football. They are not friends with people who have a similar interests (football). Thats a great sign, because they have that little bit of meta-cognition that says, “Hmm, what if I’m just a part of a group of people who like football.

This is actually a great bit of meta-cognition, because it is so clear-cut. They are a group of people who like football, and they are not friends with people who have a similar interests. Thats a really good sign.