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Modern WisdomFeb 5, 2022

#431 - Bridget Phetasy - Are Women Being Lied To By Modern Culture?

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Guest: Bridget Phetasy

Notable books mentioned: San Fransicko by Michael Schellenberger, Aubrey Marcus, Queen Matilda, The Times by Matthew Syed

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Guest: Bridget Phetasy
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Bridget Phetasy is a comedian, writer and a podcast host. When California isn't on fire it's having Amazon trains looted and stores robbed without prosecution. Bridget and her new baby bump has managed to survive, but aside from the dangers of LA, what dangers does the culture hold for men's and women's roles in modern society? Expect to learn whether Bridget looks back on her 20's and 30's differently now she's a mother, her thoughts on slut shaming, whether we need to have an opinion on everything, why American homeless people are so scary, why motherhood is so uncelebrated in modern culture, whether there's such a thing as too much freedom from norms for men & women and much more...
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San Fransicko
Michael Schellenberger
Best for Urban policy makers and social scientistsOften cited around progressive policies impact

“Michael Schellenberger does a really great job looking at how these progressive policies, however well intentioned they might be, are destroying these cities.”

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Sentiment: Critical Analysis
For: Urban policy makers and social scientists
Key quote: “Michael Schellenberger does a really great job looking at how these progressive policies, however well intentioned they might be, are destroying these cities.”
The host references Michael Schellenberger's book 'San Francisco' to highlight the negative consequences of progressive policies on urban environments. This mention serves to critique the effectiveness of these policies despite their good intentions.
ASIN: B08V3DV718
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Aubrey Marcus
Best for Individuals interested in personal growth and overcoming anxietyOften cited around fears and personal development

“Aubrey Marcus released his first book and shared insights about not worrying about the future and being present.”

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Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: Individuals interested in personal growth and overcoming anxiety
Key quote: “I spent so much of my time when I should have been eating a sandwich or playing foosball or kissing a girl, worried that I wasn't going to get here.”
The host references Aubrey Marcus to highlight the struggle of living in the present while dealing with past traumas and fears. Marcus's insights emphasize the importance of not letting anxiety rob us of joy and the realization that many worries are unnecessary.
ASIN: B079GC7F8X
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Queen Matilda
Best for Individuals interested in women's history and feminismOften cited around historical women's rights

“The speaker mentions researching Queen Matilda, the first woman who challenged the patriarchal lineage of the throne in England, and her story of being erased from history.”

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Sentiment: Highly Recommended
For: Individuals interested in women's history and feminism
Key quote: “And apparently she's like the first woman who ever challenged the patriarchal lineage of the throne in England.”
The host mentions 'Queen Matilda' to highlight the historical struggles women faced and the importance of recognizing influential women who challenged patriarchal norms. The story of Queen Matilda serves as an inspiring example of a woman who fought for her son's right to the throne while being largely erased from history.
ASIN: 2912925819
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The Times
Matthew Syed
Best for Individuals interested in psychology and societal behaviorOften cited around conspiracy theories and uncertainty

“Matthew Syed came up with this and he put it in The Times. Psychologists have conducted experiments to shed light on why people lose or at least suspend rationality.”

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Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: Individuals interested in psychology and societal behavior
Key quote: “This is such a common finding that the psychologists have given it a name compensatory control.”
The host mentions 'The Times' by Matthew Syed to discuss the psychological concept of compensatory control, which explains why people turn to conspiracy theories during uncertain times. This connection highlights the human need to impose order and narrative in the face of randomness and chaos.
ASIN: 1526364476
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Brene Brown
Best for Individuals interested in psychology and the impact of narratives on belief systems.Often cited around conspiracy theories and storytelling

“Brene Brown talks a lot about this, actually, about conspiracy theory and the role it plays in storytelling.”

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Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: Individuals interested in psychology and the impact of narratives on belief systems.
Key quote: “Brene Brown talks a lot about this, actually, about conspiracy theory and the role it plays in storytelling.”
The host mentions Brene Brown to highlight her insights on how humans create narratives to make sense of uncertainty, particularly in relation to conspiracy theories. This connection emphasizes the psychological need for order and storytelling in chaotic times.
ASIN: B0DVD75SZ1
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Michael Shermer
Best for Individuals interested in critical thinking and skepticismOften cited around conspiracy theories and skepticism

“this is where I love Michael Shermer's perspective, is he's such a skeptic.”

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Sentiment: Highly Recommended
For: Individuals interested in critical thinking and skepticism
Key quote: “This is where I love Michael Shermer's perspective, is he's such a skeptic.”
The host mentions Michael Shermer to highlight his skeptical perspective on conspiracy theories, contrasting it with the human tendency to seek out narratives that provide comfort during uncertainty. This discussion emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and skepticism in understanding the allure of conspiracy theories.
ASIN: B08K582JXN
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