Hidden Brain

The Logic of Rage

Oct 5, 2020

50:13

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Getting Anger Can Be a Warning Signal to Other People

02:32

Unthinking Rage Can Produce Personal Harms and Social Benefits

01:59

How to Survive an Imminent Threat

01:49

Introduction

2min

Support for Hidden Brain Comes From Rocket Mortgage

2min

I'm a Gentle Person

2min

Jess and the Man

2min

The Man With the Gun, Where's the Money?

2min

The Man With the Gun Yelled, Get on the Bed

2min

The Man's Complicacy

2min

Hidden Brain - The Hidden Brain

4min

You Don't Know What You're Doing.

2min

10.

How to Keep Your Money and Credit Cards in One Place

2min

11.

Dug and Kelly's Travels

2min

12.

Dug and Kelly's Robbery

2min

13.

What Are You Doing? If You're Robbed?

2min

14.

I'm a Pickpocket, I've Got a Blackberry, and I'm on the Ground, I Jumped on My Dad's Blackberry.

3min

15.

We Need to Get a Knife

2min

16.

Dog's Heart Rate Starts to Slow, and I Should Have Done That!

2min

17.

How to Survive an Imminent Threat

2min

18.

Wild Red Rage Is a Threat Detection Mechanism

2min

19.

The Role of Violence in a Social Order

2min

20.

Why You Can't Understand Blinding Rage

4min

21.

The Benefits of Rage and Anger

2min

22.

Getting Anger Can Be a Warning Signal to Other People

3min

23.

Unthinking Rage Can Produce Personal Harms and Social Benefits

2min

24.

Hidden Brain V2 - Damien Perry, the Swiss Army Knife of Consultants

5min

Neuroscientist Doug Fields was on a trip to Europe when a pickpocket stole his wallet. Doug, normally mild-mannered, became enraged — and his fury turned him into a stranger to himself. Today on Hidden Brain, we explore the secret logic of irrational anger.