You Gotta Have Faith (or whatever works for you)
2021/1/30
The Jann Arden Podcast
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Adam
主持和编辑 STAT 的生物技术播客 “The Readout LOUD”，专注于生物技术新闻和行业分析。
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Caitlin
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Jan Arden
Jan Arden：探讨了对来生、宗教和灵性的看法，分享了自己对创作歌曲的理解以及母亲的宗教信仰。她认为宗教的积极方面很重要，但对宗教的负面和控制性方面持批判态度。她还分享了自己对死亡和死亡的看法，以及她母亲对死亡的态度。
Caitlin：表达了她对怀孕应用中胎儿大小比喻的不满，并分享了她对来生的看法。她认为人的能量不会消失，死后会以某种方式继续存在，这可能是一种科学现象。她还推荐了皮克斯电影《灵魂》，这部电影以引人入胜的方式探讨了来生和人生目标的主题。
Adam：分享了他对宗教和来生的看法。他是一个传统犹太人，但不是一个虔诚的宗教信徒。他相信死后有来生，尽管不知道具体是什么样子。他认为人的精神会在死后继续存在，因为能量不会消失。
Jan Arden: This episode delves into the big questions of life, afterlife, religion, and spirituality. Jan shares her perspective on songwriting as a gift from God, contrasting her mother's devout religious beliefs with her own more nuanced view. She highlights the positive aspects of religion while criticizing its negative and controlling elements. She also shares her thoughts on death and dying, contrasting her own perspective with her mother's remarkably casual approach to the subject.
Caitlin: Caitlin expresses her dissatisfaction with the analogies used in pregnancy apps to describe fetal size, suggesting more appropriate and comforting imagery. She shares her agnostic perspective on the afterlife, believing that energy persists after death, possibly through a scientific phenomenon. She enthusiastically recommends the Pixar film 'Soul' for its engaging exploration of the afterlife and the meaning of life.
Adam: Adam shares his views on religion and the afterlife. As a traditional Jew, he identifies as less religiously observant. He expresses a belief in an afterlife, though uncertain of its nature, emphasizing the persistence of human energy after death.
Deep Dive
Caitlin discusses the odd and sometimes scary descriptions provided by pregnancy apps, suggesting they could use more comforting and realistic imagery.
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