Chapter
Questioning Authority
32:38 - 42:16 (09:38)
In this episode, host Michael Sandel discusses the importance of questioning authority and distinguishing between appropriate and inappropriate authorities with Princeton Theological student, Danté Stewart.
Clips
Research shows that the majority of people tend to become bad Samaritans when they see others ignoring someone in need, leading to a social norm of doing nothing.
32:38 - 34:49 (02:11)
Summary
Research shows that the majority of people tend to become bad Samaritans when they see others ignoring someone in need, leading to a social norm of doing nothing. It's important to guard against this and maintain the willingness to be a good Samaritan.
ChapterQuestioning Authority
Episode#226: How to Not Be Evil - Dr. Phil Zimbardo
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The lack of training in differentiating appropriate from inappropriate authorities is a problem with wide-ranging consequences, from sexual abuse scandals to ineffective emergency triage.
34:49 - 39:32 (04:43)
Summary
The lack of training in differentiating appropriate from inappropriate authorities is a problem with wide-ranging consequences, from sexual abuse scandals to ineffective emergency triage. It's important to identify individuals in the group and assign them specific tasks to lead effectively in a triage situation.
ChapterQuestioning Authority
Episode#226: How to Not Be Evil - Dr. Phil Zimbardo
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The music, fashion, and habits we adopt are heavily influenced by our peer groups, especially during adolescence when social acceptance is crucial.
39:32 - 42:16 (02:44)
Summary
The music, fashion, and habits we adopt are heavily influenced by our peer groups, especially during adolescence when social acceptance is crucial. It is important to question authority and understand the reasons behind their instructions rather than blindly following others.