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Overcoming Differences through Assumption of Goodwill
03:41 - 11:24 (07:43)
The tendency of humans to perceive disagreement as a result of bad intention or personhood often leads to conflicts but assuming that the other party is not a bad person can help in finding common ground in times of disagreements.
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The speaker discusses their passion for sharing their message, why it's important to continue doing so, and the potential criticism that comes with it.
03:41 - 04:56 (01:14)
Summary
The speaker discusses their passion for sharing their message, why it's important to continue doing so, and the potential criticism that comes with it.
ChapterOvercoming Differences through Assumption of Goodwill
Episode742 Ben Shapiro: Problem-Solving in Life and Business
PodcastThe School of Greatness
In today's political climate, it's crucial to have accurate and informed discussions about the core issues dividing us.
04:56 - 06:59 (02:03)
Summary
In today's political climate, it's crucial to have accurate and informed discussions about the core issues dividing us. By drilling down into the roots of important issues, we can clarify our own positions and respectfully disagree with others.
ChapterOvercoming Differences through Assumption of Goodwill
Episode742 Ben Shapiro: Problem-Solving in Life and Business
PodcastThe School of Greatness
The tendency to assume the worst in people we disagree with is a trap caused by cognitive bias.
06:59 - 08:55 (01:56)
Summary
The tendency to assume the worst in people we disagree with is a trap caused by cognitive bias. Assuming that the person is not a bad person and trying to understand their point of view can help identify the disagreement and resolve it constructively.
ChapterOvercoming Differences through Assumption of Goodwill
Episode742 Ben Shapiro: Problem-Solving in Life and Business
PodcastThe School of Greatness
A discussion on how to approach emotionally charged interactions such as debates, speeches, or interviews when there is a pre-existing tension.
08:55 - 11:24 (02:29)
Summary
A discussion on how to approach emotionally charged interactions such as debates, speeches, or interviews when there is a pre-existing tension. This includes observing the other person's tactics, preparation, and being mindful of not using fallacious arguments.