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In the YouTube video, the speaker discusses the societal perception of men as disposable and more genetically varied than women. This belief dates back to evolutionary times when men were seen as playthings for procreation. The speaker argues that this view is problematic in modern times as women no longer need to be coddled but the ability to sympathize with men who may still require emotional support is lacking. Additionally, the tendency to view women as victims can hinder their recognition as leaders or CEOs. However, this perception can also protect them from blame in moral harm situations. Overall, the speaker argues that society needs to recognize the suffering of men and shift away from viewing women solely as victims.
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This content provides links to watch an episode and access a reading list of 100 life-changing books. It also shares where to listen to all episodes on audio and how to get in touch with the author via social media or email.
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Are you looking for a new episode to binge on? Look no further than the latest video posted on Chris Will’s YouTube channel. The video is entitled “The Psychology of Why We Love Monsters.”
The video is just over an hour long and provides an in-depth discussion on the psychology of why we love monsters. It starts off by defining what a monster is and explores the origins of our fascination with them. The video delves into the history of monsters and how they were often used to represent the fears and anxieties of society.
As I watched the video, I couldn’t help but feel a burst of excitement as Chris Will began to discuss the idea of the “uncanny valley.” He explains that it’s the eerie feeling we experience when something looks almost human, but not quite. It’s a feeling that I’ve experienced before, but never had a name for it.
Throughout the video, Chris Will expertly weaves in examples from popular culture. He discusses the appeal of horror movies and how they tap into our natural fears. He even touches on the current trend of zombie movies and how they relate to our society’s obsession with productivity and consumerism.
One thing that sets this video apart from others is that Chris Will offers practical applications of the psychology behind our love for monsters. It’s not just an expert’s explanation of a topic, but rather a discussion on how we can use our understanding of it to shape our lives for the better.
So why not give this video a watch? It’s worth it. If you’re still skeptical, you can also check out Chris Will’s reading list of 100 life-changing books or listen to all his episodes on audio. He offers plenty of options to get in touch, too- Instagram, Twitter, or email, just to name a few. With so many options, it’s hard to resist diving into his intriguing content.
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Watch the full episode here – https://youtu.be/m5w0sALvppU
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Get my free Reading List of 100 life-changing books here – https://chriswillx.com/books/
Listen to all episodes on audio:
Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2MNqIgw
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2LSimPn
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