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Passion and Rationality in the Modern World
In a world where few people are passionate about anything, some people take rationality very seriously, leading to ridicule. Many people are disconnected from their values and only feel passion when they engage in politically correct behavior or act like a "Karen".
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The misconception of mistaking being good at a job for passion is discussed, along with ways of identifying one's true passion in the workplace.
21:52 - 23:42 (01:50)
Summary
The misconception of mistaking being good at a job for passion is discussed, along with ways of identifying one's true passion in the workplace.
ChapterPassion and Rationality in the Modern World
Episode#505 - James Smith - Can Men & Women Be Friends Again?
PodcastModern Wisdom
Many people are drawn to the feeling of being politically correct because it's the only time they've felt passionate in years.
23:42 - 25:25 (01:42)
Summary
Many people are drawn to the feeling of being politically correct because it's the only time they've felt passionate in years. It's a sad state of affairs when being morally righteous is the only thing that can spark a fire in their belly.
ChapterPassion and Rationality in the Modern World
Episode#505 - James Smith - Can Men & Women Be Friends Again?
PodcastModern Wisdom
In a world that lacks meaning and purpose, people often resort to finding a stance that provides a sense of identity without aligning with their true feelings.
25:25 - 27:07 (01:42)
Summary
In a world that lacks meaning and purpose, people often resort to finding a stance that provides a sense of identity without aligning with their true feelings. This can be seen especially in cultures with a "tall poppy syndrome" mentality, like the UK.
ChapterPassion and Rationality in the Modern World
Episode#505 - James Smith - Can Men & Women Be Friends Again?
PodcastModern Wisdom
The podcast host compares investing in cryptocurrencies to investing everything in a relationship that may not be a stable investment in the long-term.
27:07 - 27:43 (00:35)
Summary
The podcast host compares investing in cryptocurrencies to investing everything in a relationship that may not be a stable investment in the long-term.