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Modern WisdomOct 7, 2023

#690 - Michael Easter - Why Can’t Humans Do Anything In Moderation?

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#690 - Michael Easter - Why Can’t Humans Do Anything In Moderation? mentions The Status Game by Will Storr, Pride by Jessica Tracy, and Scarcity Brain by Michael Easter with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.

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The Status Game
Will Storr

Do you read a Will Storrs book, The Status Game? I haven't read that one. No. You'd love it.

Pride
Jessica Tracy

She looked at how pride is this thing that basically tells you, um, makes you feel good about yourself.

Scarcity Brain
Michael Easter

The book is called scarcity brain.

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Michael Easter is a University of Nevada, Las Vegas professor, a journalist and an author who focuses on health and human performance. Even though we might often feel in control of our impulses, there are regular moments that remind us of our uncontrolled tendencies. From overspending to overeating, there is a secret loop happening inside of our minds that causes our actions and intentions to move further apart Expect to learn why moderation is so impossible to achieve, what humans actually want the most out of life, what the scarcity loop is and how it drives your behaviour, if it's possible to become dependent on certainty, whether humans are more likely to chase happiness or avoid discomfort, Michael’s contrarian opinion on first world problems and much more...
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The Status Game
Will Storr

The host mentions 'The Status Game' to highlight how status influences behavior and societal interactions. They empha…

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Pride
Jessica Tracy

The host mentions Jessica Tracy's book 'Pride' to explore the concept of pride as a social emotion that influences hu…

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Scarcity Brain
Michael Easter

The host briefly mentions 'Scarcity Brain' while discussing the challenges of managing information in today's world.…

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Deep Dive(1)Highly Recommended(1)Passing Reference(1)
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Individuals interested in psychology and social media dynamicsPsychology enthusiasts and social media usersIndividuals struggling with information management

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The Status Game
Will Storr
Best for Individuals interested in psychology and social media dynamicsOften cited around impact of status on behavior

The speaker mentions 'The Status Game' by Will Storr, describing it as absolutely fascinating and relevant to the discussion about status and influence.

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Sentiment: Highly Recommended
For: Individuals interested in psychology and social media dynamics
Key quote: Do you read a Will Storrs book, The Status Game? I haven't read that one. No. You'd love it.
The host mentions 'The Status Game' to highlight how status influences behavior and societal interactions. They emphasize the book's exploration of how social media has gamified status, affecting people's actions and perceptions.
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Pride
Jessica Tracy
Best for Psychology enthusiasts and social media usersOften cited around influence and status

Jessica Tracy has a book called 'Pride' that discusses how pride is a feeling that tells you about your accomplishments, distinguishing between authentic and hubristic pride.

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Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: Psychology enthusiasts and social media users
Key quote: She looked at how pride is this thing that basically tells you, um, makes you feel good about yourself.
The host mentions Jessica Tracy's book 'Pride' to explore the concept of pride as a social emotion that influences human behavior. The discussion highlights the distinction between authentic pride and hubristic pride, emphasizing how social media complicates perceptions of status.
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Scarcity Brain
Michael Easter
Best for Individuals struggling with information managementOften cited around information overload

Michael Easter mentions his book called 'Scarcity Brain' and states that it's available anywhere.

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Sentiment: Passing Reference
For: Individuals struggling with information management
Key quote: The book is called scarcity brain.
The host briefly mentions 'Scarcity Brain' while discussing the challenges of managing information in today's world. This book is highlighted as a resource for understanding the implications of having too much information available.
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The Status Game
Modern Wisdom · 47:43
Do you read a Will Storrs book, The Status Game? I haven't read that one. No. You'd love it.
Pride
Modern Wisdom · 41:23
She looked at how pride is this thing that basically tells you, um, makes you feel good about yourself.
Scarcity Brain
Modern Wisdom · 1:11:45
The book is called scarcity brain.
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The Status Game
Will Storr

The host mentions 'The Status Game' to highlight how status influences behavior and societal interactions. They emphasize the book's exploration of…

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Pride cover
Mentioned at 41:23
Pride
Jessica Tracy

The host mentions Jessica Tracy's book 'Pride' to explore the concept of pride as a social emotion that influences human behavior. The discussion h…

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Mentioned at 1:11:45
Scarcity Brain
Michael Easter

The host briefly mentions 'Scarcity Brain' while discussing the challenges of managing information in today's world. This book is highlighted as a…

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