Stay Tuned with Preet College Cartels and Facebook Follies (with Scott Galloway)
Dec 2, 2021
Scott Galloway, a marketing professor at NYU and host of popular podcasts, dives into the shifting landscape of higher education and Facebook's societal impact. He critiques the cartel-like behaviors of elite universities, discussing how they perpetuate inequality and harm diversity. The conversation also touches on the urgent need for reforms in admissions processes. Additionally, Galloway argues for stronger regulations on tech giants like Facebook, emphasizing the mental health risks and the necessity for antitrust actions.
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Privilege and Perspective
- Scott Galloway reflects on his childhood, initially highlighting hardships like being raised by a single mother with a modest income.
- Later, he reframes his upbringing, acknowledging his privilege as a white male born in 1964, contrasting his success with the tragic fate of his gay roommate.
Motivation from Adversity
- Galloway attributes his drive to a moment of realizing his family's financial vulnerability during his mother's illness.
- This motivated him to prioritize financial security, influencing his later work ethic and career choices.
Embrace Affection
- Young men should embrace affection to counter societal norms that equate it with weakness.
- Showing affection with family and friends is a strength and essential for building strong relationships.