Ratik talks to Parth about a fresh perspective of looking at ideas: the "possible by default" mindset. As we grow up and go through school and work, we’re conditioned into an "impossible by default" mindset, where the assumption about any particular difficult task is that it would be impossible, and we place the burden on ourselves to try to prove that it’s in fact possible, alongside the burden of actually doing it.

Why not flip this conditioning on its head? Why not operate on a much more ambitious assumption of things being possible by default? All of this and a lot more in this week's Frndship Time!

Links from the episode

• Ratik's Stack Overflow Question
• Meraki Foundation
• Cj Hendry mini documentary
• Learned Helplessness
• Refactoring by Martin Fowler
• Outro Music

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