Hannah Arendt theorized that we learn who we truly are only through the responses and recognition of others within a community. We can discover our inherent biases through that same approach. In Of Flat Earth and Protein Mania, I aim to use that approach—serving as a lens on how we succumb to our cognitive shortcuts—not from a sense of superiority, but as a form of self-inquiry. In doing so, we can understand the nature of our biases and just how prevalent they are in shaping our thoughts, our ideas, and, perhaps most importantly, our ethics. I hope that raising our awareness of our biases might make us better human beings.