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Border Crisis and Trusting Others
33:47 - 42:52 (09:05)
The speaker questions how we can trust people to behave well towards one another when the borders open up. They argue that it takes time to establish genuine care for someone and that rushing into it may lead to negative consequences.
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There are doubts as to whether opening up borders would actually work and ensure that people are good to one another, given examples of Cain and Abel from the Bible and the inherent fallibility of human nature.
33:47 - 35:30 (01:43)
Summary
There are doubts as to whether opening up borders would actually work and ensure that people are good to one another, given examples of Cain and Abel from the Bible and the inherent fallibility of human nature.
ChapterBorder Crisis and Trusting Others
Episode7-17-17: Disneyworld, Nationalism, Infidelity, & Cat recipes | This Past Weekend #33
PodcastThis Past Weekend
The speaker questions whether the strong feeling towards someone is actual care or infatuation, explaining how care takes more time.
35:30 - 38:40 (03:09)
Summary
The speaker questions whether the strong feeling towards someone is actual care or infatuation, explaining how care takes more time. The speaker then discusses an instance where someone likes the person so much but is unsure how to proceed when the other person doesn't reciprocate the same type of love.
ChapterBorder Crisis and Trusting Others
Episode7-17-17: Disneyworld, Nationalism, Infidelity, & Cat recipes | This Past Weekend #33
PodcastThis Past Weekend
The speakers discuss how an extramarital affair can lead to feelings of anxiety and even physical symptoms such as vomiting.
38:40 - 42:52 (04:12)
Summary
The speakers discuss how an extramarital affair can lead to feelings of anxiety and even physical symptoms such as vomiting. They question the motives behind seeking outside solutions instead of addressing marital issues directly.