Brain Rot & the Art of Not Giving a Duck

The Green Onions

Common Sense Gurl and Noah dive into a free-wheeling conversation about opinions, social media influence, and finding peace in a world full of noise.
• Discussion of why beloved cartoon character Peppy Le Pew was cancelled
• Exploration of Ryan Holiday's Daily Stoic wisdom on how opinions affect our perspective
• Reflection on how social media amplifies opinions and impacts mental health
• Conversation about neural pathways and choosing how we process information
• Personal values of dependability and responsibility, and the struggle with self-care
• Debate about education reform and the need for higher teacher wages
• Ranking happiness, money, freedom and love in order of importance
• Reading from Mark Nepo's "The Awakening" about the addictive nature of caretaking
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1. Welcome to Green Onions Podcast (00:00:00)

2. Why Did We Cancel Peppy Le Pew? (00:01:30)

3. Opinions Are Like Assholes (00:04:14)

4. Neural Pathways and Conversation (00:10:58)

5. Dependable vs. Responsible (00:19:10)

6. School Rules and Teacher Wages (00:24:21)

7. Ranking Happiness, Money, Freedom, Love (00:32:19)

8. The Life of a Caretaker (00:37:12)