In this engaging discussion, guests include Carol Dweck, a Stanford psychology professor known for her work on mindset, Sigmund Freud, the father of psychoanalysis, and Paul Rozin, an expert on benign masochism. They explore the thrilling allure of horror movies and why some find joy in fear. The conversation dives into the psychology of negative emotions, the benefits of benign masochism, and the strange appeal of spicy foods. Personal anecdotes and studies illustrate how discomfort can offer control and even pleasure in our cultural experiences.

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Explore the profound impact of Sigmund Freud's pioneering ideas on psychology, his theory on dreams and the Oedipus complex, and the concept of unconscious desires. Discover Freud's insights on the id, ego, and super ego, and the comparison of libido to Nietzsche's will. Delve into Freud and Nietzsche's perspectives on sexuality, creativity, and societal implications.

Legendary psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud and his iconic couch are explored in this episode. Learn about Freud's shift from hypnosis to talk therapy, the significance of the couch in psychoanalysis, the history and design of psychoanalytic couches, and the symbolism and influence of the couch in popular culture.

Key figures in psychology discuss the interpretation of dreams, exploring Freud's impact on dream analysis. They debate the purpose of dreaming, the physiological aspects of dreams, and the resurgence of interest in studying dreams as a window into human cognition.