Resolving internal conflicts requires listening to what parts want — LessWrong
In the first four posts of this sequence, I outlined how fear can lead to internal conflict. In the next four posts I'll explore and defend the follo…
x Resolving internal conflicts requires listening to what parts want — LessWrong Replacing fear Emotions Internal Family Systems Subagents Practical Frontpage 73 Resolving internal conflicts requires listening to what parts want by Richard_Ngo 19th May 2023 5 min read 0 73 In the first four posts of this sequence, I outlined how fear can lead to internal conflict. In the next four posts I'll explore and defend the following claim: we can resolve internal conflicts by understanding what underlying fears are driving a conflict, then providing evidence that those fears won't happen, thereby recon
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