Piper's Dojo Audio Experience

Ever hold back in a practice session because you're worried you'll mess it up? Or stay quiet in band because you're afraid your idea might be wrong? In this episode, we’re diving into a powerful idea from philosophy called fallibilism—the belief that no matter how much you know, you could still be wrong. And honestly? That’s a gift. Especially in a pursuit like piping, where tradition runs deep and gatekeeping can shut down growth. We’re talking about why embracing mistakes, questioning ‘the rules,’ and letting go of the fear of being wrong might be exactly what you need to become a better, bolder, more creative piper. Let’s rethink what it means to play it “the right way.” Got a topic you’d like us to cover in a future episode? Leave a comment or email us: [email protected] Here’s what we cover this week: 00:00 Introduction to Amateur Philosophy Hour 00:16 Discussing David Deutsch's The Beginning of Infinity 00:46 Empiricism and Fallibilism Explained01:24 The Enlightenment and Its Impact 02:36 The Role