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Can Greed Be a Good Thing?
1:35:19 - 1:47:17 (11:57)
In this podcast episode, the speaker discusses how greed, in moderation, can motivate people to work harder and pull themselves up if they are struggling financially. The discussion centers around the idea that greed is not always a negative emotion.
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In this episode, the hosts discuss the concept of greed and whether it is a natural consequence of modern capitalist society.
1:35:19 - 1:35:58 (00:38)
Summary
In this episode, the hosts discuss the concept of greed and whether it is a natural consequence of modern capitalist society.
ChapterCan Greed Be a Good Thing?
Episode#182 - Dr Jack Lewis - The Neuroscience Of The 7 Deadly Sins
PodcastModern Wisdom
Naval Ravikant discusses the extremes of greed and minimalism and the value of multidisciplinary thinking.
1:35:59 - 1:38:54 (02:55)
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Naval Ravikant discusses the extremes of greed and minimalism and the value of multidisciplinary thinking.
ChapterCan Greed Be a Good Thing?
Episode#182 - Dr Jack Lewis - The Neuroscience Of The 7 Deadly Sins
PodcastModern Wisdom
While earnings can be a driver towards achieving a more comfortable life, with nice housing and good food, it does not guarantee overall happiness and contentment in life, beyond a certain point.
1:38:54 - 1:43:58 (05:03)
Summary
While earnings can be a driver towards achieving a more comfortable life, with nice housing and good food, it does not guarantee overall happiness and contentment in life, beyond a certain point.
ChapterCan Greed Be a Good Thing?
Episode#182 - Dr Jack Lewis - The Neuroscience Of The 7 Deadly Sins
PodcastModern Wisdom
Taking downtime, both in the short-term and long-term, is important for stress control and can help clear your mind.
1:44:01 - 1:45:41 (01:40)
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Taking downtime, both in the short-term and long-term, is important for stress control and can help clear your mind. It's important to not constantly pack as much as possible into every free moment.
ChapterCan Greed Be a Good Thing?
Episode#182 - Dr Jack Lewis - The Neuroscience Of The 7 Deadly Sins
PodcastModern Wisdom
Children's brain development requires them to sleep for 10 to 12 hours a day, while teenagers have a brain that is halfway between an immature child and a mature adult brain.
1:45:42 - 1:47:17 (01:34)
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Children's brain development requires them to sleep for 10 to 12 hours a day, while teenagers have a brain that is halfway between an immature child and a mature adult brain.