Why is it that some people you meet or see feel very secure, confident, and self-assured, while others feel insecure or have a strange aura?
Experience-based knowledge is something everyone has to some degree, something anyone can acquire, and something those secure, confident people have in abundance.
But how is it that you know how to do something once you know how to do it – like riding a bike or reading, what does it mean to be comfortable in your own body, and why do we value theoretical knowledge so much more than knowledge based on experience?
Participants in the episode are Axel Bohlin, Hans Bohlin, and Per Johansson.
