“Right action is better than knowledge; but in order to do what is right, we must know what is right.” This week, Cyrus Palizban, Zohar Atkins, and Nicolas Sarian use King Charlemagne’s quote as a starting point into a discussion about thought vs action. What is the relationship between the two? Drawing from diverse references - Jewish tradition, Buddhist thought, psychoanalysis, sociology, and investment strategies - the conversation takes a turn into an engrossing discussion about the various parts of the self as understood by Freud, Nietzsche, and Jung. Enjoy!
00:00 Introduction to the Podcast
00:22 Exploring the Quote of the Week
00:43 Debate on Knowledge vs Action
02:13 Investing: Action vs Knowledge
04:06 The Green Lumber Approach
05:37 Relating Knowledge and Action to Investing
06:12 Jewish Tradition and the Green Lumber Point
07:00 Modern Society's Preference for Action
07:53 Timing and Urgency in Decision Making
11:10 The Role of Regret in Action vs Knowledge
19:01 Psychopath vs Sociopath: A New Perspective
23:08 Understanding the Self: Freud's Perspective
23:54 Historical Roots of Self-Identity: Plato's Influence
26:13 The Self in Relationships: Balancing Rationality and Madness
26:58 Ego in Modern Society: A Misunderstood Concept
28:46 The Problem of Individuation: A Nietzschean Perspective
30:57 The Quantum Self: Indivisible Yet Multiple
31:45 The Journey of Individuation: A Path to Self-Understanding
33:38 The Strength Addiction: A Barrier to Self-Exploration
43:43 The Reality of Evil: A Controversial Discussion
47:55 Closing Thoughts: The Future of Self-Understanding
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