Orchestrated Reality: Are We Pretending to be Asleep?

For this week's episode, I discuss some of the cultural dilemmas of our day, and whether American citizens are choosing to wake up to reality, or pretending to remain asleep to the issues in our nation. Extending from the African proverb, "It is easier to wake a sleeping person, than a person pretending to be asleep." I discuss how instead of looking at the world with the intent to discover truth, our society is now becoming complacent and adhering to carefully depicted narratives. With future generations now brought into this mindset, how do we then break free from narrative and begin to see the truth and face reality.

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