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The Psychology of Fighting: Bear vs. Drunk College Kid
2:20:27 - 2:23:37 (03:09)
This episode discusses the psychology behind fighting, comparing the behavior of a bear in a cage to that of a drunk college student trying to display dominance through intimidation.
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The transcript discusses how animals size each other up before fighting and how fights are more about display of dominance rather than actual fighting to kill.
2:20:27 - 2:21:55 (01:28)
Animal Behavior
Summary
The transcript discusses how animals size each other up before fighting and how fights are more about display of dominance rather than actual fighting to kill.
ChapterThe Psychology of Fighting: Bear vs. Drunk College Kid
Episode#343 – Roger Gracie: Greatest Jiu Jitsu Competitor of All Time
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The speaker talks about the existence of certain unknown and potentially violent bears that have not been captured on video due to the difficulty in tracking their activity in the wild, making it hard to determine the hierarchy of bears.
2:21:55 - 2:22:53 (00:58)
Bears
Summary
The speaker talks about the existence of certain unknown and potentially violent bears that have not been captured on video due to the difficulty in tracking their activity in the wild, making it hard to determine the hierarchy of bears.
ChapterThe Psychology of Fighting: Bear vs. Drunk College Kid
Episode#343 – Roger Gracie: Greatest Jiu Jitsu Competitor of All Time
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The host and guest discuss the use of a tie in a fight to choke someone, and whether it is an effective method or not.
2:22:53 - 2:23:37 (00:43)
Self-defense
Summary
The host and guest discuss the use of a tie in a fight to choke someone, and whether it is an effective method or not.