Chapter
Discussion on Plagiarism in Writing
38:14 - 44:00 (05:45)
The speaker discusses the topic of plagiarism in writing and is not defending it but mentions how vacuous some quotes are that may not be worth the attention.
Clips
The podcast highlights the importance of finding ways to earn more income without having to spend money, and warns against the risks of joining MLMs as a way to earn quick income.
38:14 - 40:49 (02:34)
Summary
The podcast highlights the importance of finding ways to earn more income without having to spend money, and warns against the risks of joining MLMs as a way to earn quick income.
ChapterDiscussion on Plagiarism in Writing
EpisodeRachel Hollis Part 2: Girl, Start Apologizing
PodcastMaintenance Phase
A BuzzFeed article exposed a pattern of alleged plagiarism by motivational speaker Rachel Hollis, including a quote almost identical to one from Jim Rohn and a 2008 self-help book title.
40:49 - 41:27 (00:38)
Summary
A BuzzFeed article exposed a pattern of alleged plagiarism by motivational speaker Rachel Hollis, including a quote almost identical to one from Jim Rohn and a 2008 self-help book title. While some may find the lack of originality concerning, others may view the vacuous nature of the quotes as mitigating the impact of the accusations.
ChapterDiscussion on Plagiarism in Writing
EpisodeRachel Hollis Part 2: Girl, Start Apologizing
PodcastMaintenance Phase
The speaker critiques the widespread misattribution of quotes to Maya Angelou on platforms like Pinterest and highlights the lack of diversity in the voices that are attributed motivational sayings.
41:27 - 44:00 (02:32)
Summary
The speaker critiques the widespread misattribution of quotes to Maya Angelou on platforms like Pinterest and highlights the lack of diversity in the voices that are attributed motivational sayings.