Chapter
The Psychology of Resentment
1:44:46 - 1:50:22 (05:36)
The way people relate to others is based on the conclusions they draw, and resentment can be learned from others. People don't necessarily resent unless they're taught to, according to the speaker.
Clips
The speaker shares his thoughts on the Russian psychology of resentment and how it differs from the American spirit of individualism.
1:44:46 - 1:47:15 (02:28)
Summary
The speaker shares his thoughts on the Russian psychology of resentment and how it differs from the American spirit of individualism. He believes that people do not naturally resent unless they are taught to resent.
ChapterThe Psychology of Resentment
Episode#138 – Yaron Brook: Ayn Rand and the Philosophy of Objectivism
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The idea that Steve Jobs' salary was "stealing" from the efforts of engineers contradicts moral beliefs that equal pay should be based on value and contribution to the company, not intrinsic worth.
1:47:15 - 1:48:30 (01:14)
Summary
The idea that Steve Jobs' salary was "stealing" from the efforts of engineers contradicts moral beliefs that equal pay should be based on value and contribution to the company, not intrinsic worth.
ChapterThe Psychology of Resentment
Episode#138 – Yaron Brook: Ayn Rand and the Philosophy of Objectivism
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The way we relate to others is not predetermined by our human nature, but rather by the conclusions we come to about how to relate to them.
1:48:30 - 1:50:22 (01:52)
Summary
The way we relate to others is not predetermined by our human nature, but rather by the conclusions we come to about how to relate to them. By approaching relationships from a perspective of love, we can trade with others in a way that benefits everyone.