

#805 - Gurwinder Bhogal - 14 Uncomfortable Truths About Human Psychology
1027 snips Jul 4, 2024
Gurwinder Bhogal, a programmer and insightful writer known for his deep dives into human psychology, joins the conversation. He reveals why we often assume others think like us and how narcissists weave themselves into narratives. The discussion explores the chaos of decision fatigue and tackles the evolution of journalism in a digital world filled with misinformation. Gurwinder also emphasizes the balance between individuality and emotion, advocating for self-reflection and the positive lessons hidden within failure.
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False Consensus Effect
- We judge others based on ourselves, assuming they're like us, leading to misunderstandings.
- Recognizing our own biases and perceptions allows for more accurate judgment.
Franken's Paradox
- If faced with too many similar choices, say no to avoid decision fatigue.
- Turn decisions into routines to save time and mental energy.
The Narcissist's Bedpost
- Frequent use of "I" and "me" when discussing non-personal topics indicates self-centeredness.
- Narcissists inject themselves into every story, craving constant attention.