Chapter
The Effects of Sensationalism in Media and Parental Relationships
1:22:30 - 1:32:06 (09:35)
The use of sensationalism in media has become a polarizing and seductive experience for people, making them unaware of what news is and what isn't. Also, almost 80-90% of people enrolled in a landmark course had some sort of issues with their parents.
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The sensationalism and polarizing experience of consuming media can be attributed to the need to compete for attention, which often leads to shock value.
1:22:30 - 1:27:29 (04:58)
Summary
The sensationalism and polarizing experience of consuming media can be attributed to the need to compete for attention, which often leads to shock value. This can result in misinterpretation and fake news being spread as people struggle to discern between what is news and what isn't news.
ChapterThe Effects of Sensationalism in Media and Parental Relationships
Episode#514: Chip Wilson — Building Lululemon, The Art of Setting Goals, and The 10 Great Decisions of Your Life
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The speaker reflects on the changes he witnessed in China's megacities, from bicycles to high-end cars, and noticed that a high percentage of people had some sort of issue with their parents.
1:27:29 - 1:32:06 (04:36)
Summary
The speaker reflects on the changes he witnessed in China's megacities, from bicycles to high-end cars, and noticed that a high percentage of people had some sort of issue with their parents. However, the topic shifts abruptly to the speaker's experience offering someone a job while sitting in his car.