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The Phenomenon of Suicide Bombings & Friendships
41:38 - 45:22 (03:43)
The conversation touches on the topic of suicide bombings arising from situations with power asymmetry and the challenges of maintaining friendships. One listener praises the bravery of the podcast for tackling the issue of suicide bombings.
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The host discusses his lack of hate towards others and how certain actions are simply not in his nature, suggesting that his amygdala may be wired differently than those who react with extreme aggression or violence.
41:38 - 42:51 (01:12)
Summary
The host discusses his lack of hate towards others and how certain actions are simply not in his nature, suggesting that his amygdala may be wired differently than those who react with extreme aggression or violence.
ChapterThe Phenomenon of Suicide Bombings & Friendships
EpisodeSelects: How Hate Works
PodcastStuff You Should Know
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss the role of the amygdala in feelings of hate and how it can impact relationships.
42:51 - 43:37 (00:46)
Summary
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss the role of the amygdala in feelings of hate and how it can impact relationships. They also share personal stories of resolving conflicts and the importance of making things right with old friends.
ChapterThe Phenomenon of Suicide Bombings & Friendships
EpisodeSelects: How Hate Works
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The phenomenon of suicide bombing often arises due to a huge asymmetry of power between an occupying or apartheid regime, or an oppressed population.
43:37 - 45:22 (01:44)
Summary
The phenomenon of suicide bombing often arises due to a huge asymmetry of power between an occupying or apartheid regime, or an oppressed population. If oppressed populations had access to more advanced military technology, they may not resort to martyrdom.