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The Psychology of Cancel Culture
48:28 - 59:21 (10:53)
The cancel culture mob believes that people with status should act more responsibly, but this is rooted in their own self-dislike. Meanwhile, one psychologist believes that in a century, society will view factory farming as savage.
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The topic of cancel culture has become increasingly relevant in today's digital age, and many individuals, including Jordan Peterson, have been subject to online backlash.
48:28 - 49:55 (01:27)
Summary
The topic of cancel culture has become increasingly relevant in today's digital age, and many individuals, including Jordan Peterson, have been subject to online backlash. People often form an image of who they believe you to be, especially if you are a public or notorious figure.
ChapterThe Psychology of Cancel Culture
Episode#313 - Cancel Culture, Sobriety & Identity Change
PodcastModern Wisdom
This podcast discusses how cancel culture on the internet provides individuals with a sense of moral superiority without requiring any actual moral action.
49:55 - 54:40 (04:44)
Summary
This podcast discusses how cancel culture on the internet provides individuals with a sense of moral superiority without requiring any actual moral action. It poses the question of whether those who attain success or status are now expected to adhere to a higher standard.
ChapterThe Psychology of Cancel Culture
Episode#313 - Cancel Culture, Sobriety & Identity Change
PodcastModern Wisdom
The cancel culture mob's belief that their values and ideas are universal reflects how ethics and morality change over time, such as how societal views on factory farming and segregation have evolved.
54:41 - 59:21 (04:39)
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The cancel culture mob's belief that their values and ideas are universal reflects how ethics and morality change over time, such as how societal views on factory farming and segregation have evolved. The way past actions are scrutinized calls into question the significance of personal evolution and growth.