When I went to "teaching school," body language was never addressed--even when discussing classroom management. Now after years of experience, it's amazing how remiss this was.
You are right. Another thing that is remiss, is that hardly ever, atleast when I went to school +10 years ago, are theachers taught to teach their students to use learning-techniques, to effectively remember what they are learning. Never has a teacher told me abount mind-castles, visualization-techniques, spaced repetition, the importance of REM sleep for remembering, "saturation"-methods with passive environment training for ex. language, and I´m sure I am forgetting something. How is it, that in the place we go to learn, they are not teaching us how to learn effectively? When I think of all the wasted and ineffective time I have spent in school trying to learn words for example, trying to remember things through mass-repetition. I just feel sad, sad that I went to a school, that didn´t teach me how to learn effictively. I know that some learning-techniques are inherently present in the books that are used, but that is not enough. Schools should teach their students how to learn. Also motivation-techniques, goal-setting, planning. The foundation you need. There is no point making someone study if they are unmotivated, teach them motivation-strategies. Instead they alloweven very bright students, become unmotivated and flunk out. But being motivated is a skill, and schools fail in teaching it.
Psychopaths/sociopaths are diagnosed under the category of antisocial personality disorder in the Dsm. Psychopath/sociopath is the layman colloquial term for antisocial personality disorder.
This was a great podcast. Thank you Eric! I haven't really been sure of Chase Hughes' motives up until this point. I was worried that he was interested in human behavior and how to influence people because he was sadistic or something and likes to screw with people's heads, mainly because of him using words like "brainwash" and "exploit" when talking about it, but hearing this convinced me (or brainwashed me...j/k) that he's basically the opposite and really just wants to help people, which is really great to know. I look forward to watching more fascinating videos on your channel!
And how do you know that chase hasn't brainwashed you and now you believe that he is a good guy only wanting to help people when in fact you have fallen prey to his sadistic mind ?
I agree. I love the contrast in Chase and Mark and the way they get on and also tease each other. I think it's hilarious. I wish they could invite Joe Navarro in their Behaviour Panel.
Wow...in the 1st half of the show, Chase says he "self-improved" using the experience and wisdom he found in various books just as some people "level-up" in video games. Great analogy. 👈😉
I would say knowing myself what I would think to be considerably well would be that I often consider how others view me in defense of how I've been brought up to think of myself. So if I know what they think of me I can prepare my defense against it
Oligarchs have been using Social Engineering for centuries. Chase is not teaching the "bad people" (the Oligarchs) anything they don't already know. What Chase is doing is teaching the rest of us how the Oligarchs oppress us & how we can learn to UNlearn the Social Engineering by the Oligarchs.
No creeps allowed here! What a fanf**king-tastic podcast Eric ! Thank-you x I totally agree about the pick up thing 🙄, it shouldn't be contrived or pre-rehearsed, not if it's to be organic & real anyway. So many things about this episode rang true with me (forgive me for being sooo late to the party) Slightly silly point perhaps, but, when I was younger I'd sometimes imagine I was my own Sim character (everytime I had genuine connections or just making sure I'd spoken to and hugged family and friends, let's just face it...just sorting out your environment or learning new hobbies) I levelled up 💫 🤣 Still like to keep on top of my s**t and learn something new to this day, everyday. Also, I agree (re: the Naval Academy) I think that people can learn but some people are just naturals. I'm currently reading The Ellipsis Manual and it's like THE book I WISH I'd read 20 years ago....The book I never knew I needed 😃 True story that 😉 ! Chase, I love that that you're providing (what I consider) to be a public service and helping people to become more self aware, accepting, and understanding to their own hang-ups....so therefore in turn, just being better people in society. Also, we must understand that everything has to have context and everyone is flawed to some degree. I'll be looking into Andy Griffith and Zig Zigler ! I've never even heard of em!! Keep up the great work chaps and keep em coming 😉 xxx
Thank you so much for watching and the great feedback! Somebody actually put a bunch of Andy Griffith Episodes up on RUclips. ruclips.net/channel/UCzey7dWehu84cGY-yefIyfQvideos
I have a definate opinions about the Academy given my experience with grads over decades. I think it is trained into them more than them having it innate to their personality, though the potential must be there. I knew one of them way before he entered and what he became was interesting to watch.
Honey Pot for creeps? Not a very warm welcome to Chase our hero. I think I would have waited to later during the interview to ask this question. DSM…. Crazy people can be very cunning so I love watching Chase demonstrate such in-depth understanding of individuals whatever the situation.
i picked up his book to try and see when adds are trying to brian fuck me takeing a 3rd person look at my emotions has been kinda scary also its been cracy to see just how not together my shit is haha
This is an education. I agree the pickup scene is "gross." I have a psychologist friend who teaches tantric lovemaking and she tries to reform the pickup guys. Oddly enough, that's about the time she found her third husband. lol
Check out the Chase Hughes Livestream interview on this channel at ruclips.net/video/X9xCspPppsU/видео.html
I've never heard anyone go that deep with Chase. Eric, that was epic! Thanks for that brilliant interview, you nailed it!
Thank you very much!
Who says you can't learn from TV. Columbo and Andy Griffith are great teachers of mine, too. Thank you for the interview.
tyanite1 thanks for checking it out! Glad you liked it.
Columbo is the best!!
Chase has so much life experience and training, so many good things to teach....and a line free face! It's not fair!
When I went to "teaching school," body language was never addressed--even when discussing classroom management. Now after years of experience, it's amazing how remiss this was.
You are right.
Another thing that is remiss, is that hardly ever, atleast when I went to school +10 years ago, are theachers taught to teach their students to use learning-techniques, to effectively remember what they are learning.
Never has a teacher told me abount mind-castles, visualization-techniques, spaced repetition, the importance of REM sleep for remembering, "saturation"-methods with passive environment training for ex. language,
and I´m sure I am forgetting something.
How is it, that in the place we go to learn, they are not teaching us how to learn effectively?
When I think of all the wasted and ineffective time I have spent in school trying to learn words for example, trying to remember things through mass-repetition. I just feel sad, sad that I went to a school, that didn´t teach me how to learn effictively. I know that some learning-techniques are inherently present in the books that are used, but that is not enough. Schools should teach their students how to learn.
Also motivation-techniques, goal-setting, planning. The foundation you need. There is no point making someone study if they are unmotivated, teach them motivation-strategies. Instead they alloweven very bright students, become unmotivated and flunk out. But being motivated is a skill, and schools fail in teaching it.
Psychopaths/sociopaths are diagnosed under the category of antisocial personality disorder in the Dsm. Psychopath/sociopath is the layman colloquial term for antisocial personality disorder.
This was a great podcast. Thank you Eric! I haven't really been sure of Chase Hughes' motives up until this point. I was worried that he was interested in human behavior and how to influence people because he was sadistic or something and likes to screw with people's heads, mainly because of him using words like "brainwash" and "exploit" when talking about it, but hearing this convinced me (or brainwashed me...j/k) that he's basically the opposite and really just wants to help people, which is really great to know. I look forward to watching more fascinating videos on your channel!
And how do you know that chase hasn't brainwashed you and now you believe that he is a good guy only wanting to help people when in fact you have fallen prey to his sadistic mind ?
@@donsimonds5186 That is an excellent point. 😉
Mark waves his arms around so much and all over the place yet Chase is so still. They complement each other so well.
I just bought this book for my son as a Christmas gift. He is a business admin major. ! I wish you could sign it for him!
“Are you and your book a honeypot for creeps?” lol Sheesh, Eric. 😂🤣🤌
I agree. I love the contrast in Chase and Mark and the way they get on and also tease each other. I think it's hilarious. I wish they could invite Joe Navarro in their Behaviour Panel.
Find or create people ?
Love the way Chase questions life.
Wow...in the 1st half of the show, Chase says he "self-improved" using the experience and wisdom he found in various books just as some people "level-up" in video games. Great analogy. 👈😉
DSM is best used as a doorstop.
Oh just found this please have Chase back on Eric! You rock. 🙌🙌🙌 back to listening to the live stream with Spidey!🤗
Piano keys 🎹
No playing like a fiddle as they say in UK aaah
Fears, insecurity and vulnerability and Chase is so sensitive and wise
I would say knowing myself what I would think to be considerably well would be that I often consider how others view me in defense of how I've been brought up to think of myself. So if I know what they think of me I can prepare my defense against it
Oligarchs have been using Social Engineering for centuries. Chase is not teaching the "bad people" (the Oligarchs) anything they don't already know.
What Chase is doing is teaching the rest of us how the Oligarchs oppress us & how we can learn to UNlearn the Social Engineering by the Oligarchs.
All true. Thanks for checking this out. There's a lot more to discover including more Chase.
Very good point of clarification there, Lotus Flower.
Chase shares his own vulnerabilities which makes him even more appealing 😍
No creeps allowed here!
What a fanf**king-tastic podcast Eric ! Thank-you x
I totally agree about the pick up thing 🙄, it shouldn't be contrived or pre-rehearsed, not if it's to be organic & real anyway.
So many things about this episode rang true with me (forgive me for being sooo late to the party)
Slightly silly point perhaps, but, when I was younger I'd sometimes imagine I was my own Sim character (everytime I had genuine connections or just making sure I'd spoken to and hugged family and friends, let's just face it...just sorting out your environment or learning new hobbies) I levelled up 💫 🤣 Still like to keep on top of my s**t and learn something new to this day, everyday.
Also, I agree (re: the Naval Academy) I think that people can learn but some people are just naturals.
I'm currently reading The Ellipsis Manual and it's like THE book I WISH I'd read 20 years ago....The book I never knew I needed 😃 True story that 😉 !
Chase, I love that that you're providing (what I consider) to be a public service and helping people to become more self aware, accepting, and understanding to their own hang-ups....so therefore in turn, just being better people in society. Also, we must understand that everything has to have context and everyone is flawed to some degree.
I'll be looking into Andy Griffith and Zig Zigler ! I've never even heard of em!!
Keep up the great work chaps and keep em coming 😉 xxx
Thank you so much for watching and the great feedback! Somebody actually put a bunch of Andy Griffith Episodes up on RUclips. ruclips.net/channel/UCzey7dWehu84cGY-yefIyfQvideos
Thanks so much!
I have a definate opinions about the Academy given my experience with grads over decades. I think it is trained into them more than them having it innate to their personality, though the potential must be there. I knew one of them way before he entered and what he became was interesting to watch.
Honey Pot for creeps?
Not a very warm welcome to Chase our hero. I think I would have waited to later during the interview to ask this question.
DSM….
Crazy people can be very cunning so I love watching Chase demonstrate such in-depth understanding of individuals whatever the situation.
Love your intro music!
What a true player gang gang Chase
Chase is the man!
Thanks!
It could also be the academics are the assholes themselves. Thank you. Miss you.!
Great video!
Thanks! That was my first interview with Chase.
Fantastic...Thank You!
Thank you! And thanks for watching!
Thanks very. much!
Behavioral engineering' is a double-edged sword..
i picked up his book to try and see when adds are trying to brian fuck me takeing a 3rd person look at my emotions has been kinda scary also its been cracy to see just how not together my shit is haha
We are all susceptible to influence techniques - even when we know they are happening. Thanks for watching!
chase is boss
Pickup games = Libertarians 😂😂😂
lol
This is an education. I agree the pickup scene is "gross." I have a psychologist friend who teaches tantric lovemaking and she tries to reform the pickup guys. Oddly enough, that's about the time she found her third husband. lol
Dear Chase,
LOSE THE TIE!
And the shirt! And....ok I'll stop.