How To Discuss Politics & History Without Losing Your Mind (FULL VIDEO)

After this video ( / c8klt58o0xn ) went viral, many people asked if I could expand on the psychological and emotional tools you need to discuss history and politics. You asked, so I delivered. Since this is an election year, these tools are more relevant than ever. Put any questions you have in the comments.
Chapter markers:
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:16 Decentering
00:03:43 Values awareness and alignment
00:07:00 Logical reasoning
00:10:41 Ideological flexibility
00:13:37 Systemic reasoning
00:15:33 Cognitive dissonance management
00:17:36 Both-and thinking
00:19:20 Chronological humility
00:21:25 Repression awareness
00:23:47 Distraction with the five senses
00:27:25 Radical acceptance
00:29:55 Historical empathy / compassion
00:32:38 Wise mind
00:35:27 Conclusion
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[@user-ey4qb1or1t]

Great video!

[@s.oplias]

I loved all the topics discussed during the video, specially Chronological Snobbery. I really wanna read something u could write, definitely i would go to US and ask u to sign the book for sure!

[@t3tsuyaguy1]

I would almost suggest that intelligence can make you _more_ susceptible to ideological capture, because you may have an easier time rationalizing away any cognitive dissonance that confronts you.

[@koltoncrane3099]

The black economist Thomas sowell said it best. He’s like I hate Trump and Obama. He’s like I couldn’t stand listening to either of em knowing they’re lying as they’re politicians and all politicians lie etc. He said he compared Obama and Trump by the policies they passed. I’m like ya that’s good.
Compare results and actions done not words spewed. Obama was used in my public speaking class as a great orator. He was great at speaking. But I like Thomas sowells idea of just comparing results of policy and not the lies they say over the pulpit.