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In this episode I talk about a few things: 1. Clarified from previous video that psychology is in the dark… Read more 46: Self-Deception is a Great Tool
46: Self-Deception is a Great Tool
Tag: self-justification
45: Re-overview of Self-Deception
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This episode is a kind of overview of the podcast, as it’s been a couple of years since I was… Read more 45: Re-overview of Self-Deception
43: Why Do You Care?
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It is apparent that one property of self-deception is a need to have others validate your wrong-ness (as right-ness). You… Read more 43: Why Do You Care?
35: Leave It Alone
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Full Notes: You know this thing where you can’t tell the violation from its justification—do we just say that certain… Read more 35: Leave It Alone
34: Taking a Crack At It
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(Full Notes) Why would a person believe a lie, I ask again? Cognitive might recognize that the thoughts are unhelpful… Read more 34: Taking a Crack At It
33: Pride and Maladaptive Behavior
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(Full Notes) Tuesday, November 17, 2020 Sometime talk about Freud’s subconscious and self-deception. Saturday, November 21, 2020 Without looking up… Read more 33: Pride and Maladaptive Behavior
27: More Scientific
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(Full Notes) Saturday, July 4, 2020 The thing with the learned behaviors mentioned in the last podcast is that it… Read more 27: More Scientific
5: Examples of Self-Deception
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It’s high time we discussed some examples of self-deception (besides what we discussed in episodes 2 and 3). And why… Read more 5: Examples of Self-Deception
4: The Light of Christ and Self-Deception
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I would like to propose that one great source of light we violate when we self-deceive is the light of… Read more 4: The Light of Christ and Self-Deception
3: Terry Warner and Self-Deception
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C. Terry Warner, a philosophy professor at Brigham Young University until his retirement, has made unprecedented strides in the area… Read more 3: Terry Warner and Self-Deception