If you're trying to determine, articulate, and defend what you value and why in our age of conflict and disintegration, then you're in the right place. Third Factor is a magazine, community, and podcast dedicated to the life of the mind and the pursuit of the higher path.
Focusing on the key planks of questioning, creativity, character, and courage, we seek conversations that help us orient ourselves in a society full of rapid change, conflict, disorientation, and positive disintegration.
All content for Third Factor is the property of Jessie Mannisto and is served directly from their servers
with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
If you're trying to determine, articulate, and defend what you value and why in our age of conflict and disintegration, then you're in the right place. Third Factor is a magazine, community, and podcast dedicated to the life of the mind and the pursuit of the higher path.
Focusing on the key planks of questioning, creativity, character, and courage, we seek conversations that help us orient ourselves in a society full of rapid change, conflict, disorientation, and positive disintegration.
Overexcitability is often the concept that draws people to the theory of positive disintegration—but if you get stuck there, you'll miss what the theory is actually saying. In this pilot episode, Third Factor's founder and editor in chief draws on Kazimierz Dabrowski's original writings to explain what overexcitability is and why, though it's often a bad thing, it doesn't necessarily have to be. Spoiler alert: it's all about this thing called multilevelness.
Third Factor
If you're trying to determine, articulate, and defend what you value and why in our age of conflict and disintegration, then you're in the right place. Third Factor is a magazine, community, and podcast dedicated to the life of the mind and the pursuit of the higher path.
Focusing on the key planks of questioning, creativity, character, and courage, we seek conversations that help us orient ourselves in a society full of rapid change, conflict, disorientation, and positive disintegration.
