results in episodes
How often this search term appears across the program's history.
Tagged “Psychology”
-
Julia Shaw: Psychology of Evil, Memory, and Green Crime
In this extensive conversation, criminal psychologist Julia Shaw explores the nuances of human nature, questioning the traditional binary of good versus evil. She defines the dark tetrad on a continuum, advocating for a more empathetic app…
2h 48m -
Jordan Peterson: Truth, Sacrifice, and Meaning
In this engaging episode, Jordan Peterson and Lex Fridman dive into the depths of human nature, ethics, and the search for profound meaning. They deconstruct the philosophies of Nietzsche and Dostoevsky to understand how to orient one's li…
2h 30m -
Andrew Huberman: Mentorship, Creativity & Life Protocols
In this wide-ranging conversation, Andrew Huberman reflects on his career, the evolution of his podcast, and the deeper protocols required for a meaningful life. The discussion centers on the importance of mentorship and the courage to piv…
1h 57m -
Andrew Callaghan: Journalism, Extremes, and Human Connection
In this extensive conversation, Andrew Callaghan explores his trajectory from a bored student in an alternative high school to a prominent journalist documenting the fringes of American society. He gives personal insight into living with H…
2h 59m -
Andrew Huberman: Relationships, Subconscious & Mental Health
In this special birthday episode, Lex Fridman and Andrew Huberman dive into the complexities of human nature, discussing the critical importance of exploring the subconscious, the pitfalls of covert contracts in relationships, and the nece…
2h 20m -
Dr. Shannon Curry: Love, Relationships, and Psychology
Dr. Shannon Curry, a clinical and forensic psychologist, provides a deep dive into the science of human relationships, the mechanics of successful long-term partnerships, and the rigor of psychological assessments. She discusses the Gottma…
1h 50m -
Ayla: Sex Science, Fetishes, and the Human Condition
In this wide-ranging conversation, sex researcher and content creator Ayla discusses her rigorous approach to studying human sexuality. She challenges the traditional, opaque methods of academic psychology by championing transparent, large…
4h 02m -
Chamath Palihapitiya: Life, Investing, and Technology
In this deep-dive conversation, Chamath Palihapitiya reflects on his journey from a traumatic childhood to becoming a venture capitalist. He discusses the long path toward forgiving his parents, the psychological scars of poverty, and the …
3h 04m -
Gotham Chess on Chess Mastery, Strategy, and Controversy
In this engaging conversation, Levi Rosman, known as Gotham Chess, explores the psychological and strategic depths of professional chess. He discusses the fine line between talent and obsession, the differences between major chess platform…
3h 38m -
John Vervaeke on Meaning, Wisdom, and Consciousness
In this extensive discussion, cognitive scientist John Vervaeke explores the modern meaning crisis and the vital importance of cultivating wisdom. He distinguishes between meaning in life versus the meaning of life, framing meaning as a tr…
3h 17m -
Jordan Peterson on Beauty, Truth, and Human Meaning
Jordan Peterson engages in a profound discussion regarding the divine nature of beauty and the ethical imperatives of science. He argues that beauty acts as a pointer to a transcendent order, necessitating humility in both religious and in…
3h 10m -
Introversion, Sorrow, and Beauty with Susan Cain
In this deep-dive conversation, Susan Cain and Lex Fridman explore the intricate psychology of introversion and the transformative power of sorrow. The discussion challenges the modern success paradigm, which favors extroverted characteris…
2h 05m -
Grabby Aliens, Human Motives, and the Future of Civilizations
Robin Hanson, economist and polymath, explores a comprehensive cosmology where civilizations, including potentially humanity, face the inevitable choice of becoming grabby—aggressively expanding across the cosmos—or remaining quiet. Centra…
4h 18m -
Sarma Melngalis: Life, Redemption & the 'Bad Vegan' Story
In this raw and candid conversation, Sarma Melngalis provides a detailed counter-narrative to the 'Bad Vegan' documentary. She discusses the intense psychological manipulation she faced, her time at Rikers Island, and the ongoing journey o…
4h 21m -
Understanding the Roots of War and Paths to Peace
Professor Chris Blattman analyzes the fundamental roots of human conflict by separating it from sporadic violence to identify war as a core strategic failure. The episode offers a deep dive into the "five buckets" of war, explaining how un…
2h 54m -
Zach Bitter: The Physics and Soul of Ultra Marathon Running
In this episode, ultra marathoner Zach Bitter explores the intersection of physical endurance, mental toughness, and the pursuit of human potential. He discusses the complex psychological strategies used to overcome the "quit" voice during…
3h 06m
No results. Try different keywords.