Okay. Of those countries, count how many either are Arab or Muslim or have expelled their entire Jewish population sometime in the last thousand years. Then you will understand.
@@andybaldman Bogus scholars present bogus ideas. There are so many other credible people to interview. I'm not attacking the person. I'm attacking his credibility. Why don't you read about how Arely has falsified research results?
@@marycronopulosraz9776 False. I've read all about him. You don't know that all of his ideas are bogus. And the way to tell is to evaluate each of his ideas on its own merits before making judgements one way or the other. Anything short of that is simply bias from you..
Scott, you're analysis of stressed generation omits the Silent Gen who grew up during the Great Depression and were children/teens in WWII. One could also step outside the US to that generation of children in Eastern Europe - those millions in the way of the national socialists and Soviet armies.
I listened to the full podcast, and was hoping that the discussion on how to change someone’s mind (around minute 37) would be here, but it’s not, even though the clip was used in the teaser in the beginning! Would you consider adding it in?
Can't wait to listen to a guy with half a beard and a wikipedia page with a controversies section that could fill an entire book talking about "Why people believe irrational things".
Can’t wait to read a comment from a guy who jumps to an irrational opinion of a burn victim because he disagrees with him. This comment is the perfect illustration of how Israeli supporters can’t look at facts & history & fall for easy propaganda attacks.
@@dragoaus it’s the culture of taking shortcut in academia( using other people’s research without divulging )… it’s hard to come up with theories that someone else …
So, "empirically, companies that take better care do not have better returns/profits", but "people are more productive when/where thay are happy". Please explain how these can be both true? Are we comparing apples to apples? For example, are we comparing Google to Apple or to McDonald's? Are defining happy or productive somehow very differently?
Good question and is stock price a good marker for what a company is doing right? Who came up with that assumption? The correlation he made was ludicrous to me.
I'm almost 100% sure Israel is committing Genocide - but is doing a great job of obfuscating the issue in the US. Not quite, but almost 100%. This interview ignores an the hard on the ground facts of a genocide in plain site and pretends to address the issue. Prof G - you should avoid the issue of Gaza or invite folks like Max Blumenthal, Aaron Mate, Norman Finkelstein, Krystal Ball, Ryan Grim, or Glenn Greenwald.
From the River to the sea is genocide, they want to kill all the jewish people, and they started with this in the IIWW, with hitler and the mufti of Jerusalem. So, you are wrong.
I couldn't agree more. This interview is obnoxious. PROFOUND tangible evidence that Israel is slaughtering a completely disempowered, impoverished community of 50% children. I think genocide as well - but who cares what it is called - it is evil and morally and ethically wrong. This is a silly conversation spouting claims, with NO substantial backing. "My name is Scott. I have a platform. I have probably been bought off for this episode and maybe many others. I make profound claims, don't give examples and provide no evidence - but OBVIOUSLY I am the ONLY one who understand the world." WHO is denying Oct. 7th? IF anyone - a fringe amount of whom I have ever heard. (Having been completely invested in ALL of the news sources surrounding this slaughter) Now - if you are talking about people who realize how much Israel lies - and how our media is lying to us - that is huge. No beheaded babies, no babies on clotheslines, not 1400, 1200. Of the 1200 - 400 soldiers. Soldiers of the IOF who have been occupying and subjugating the indigenous populations (BRUTALLY) I might add for decades - not to mention Israel is living on stolen land and in stolen homes. Mass rape story discredited by the FAMILY of the only evidence - a picture of Gal Abdush. Of those killed on Oct. 7th - mondoweiss.net/2024/01/family-of-key-case-in-new-york-times-october-7-sexual-violence-report-renounces-story-says-reporters-manipulated-them/ ISRAELLI newspapers have reported that Israel killed many of those killed on Oct 7th. And THIS is not only is an EXAMPLE of my claim HERE are sources - not random simple minded Scott claims. (1-12-24) YNet - by Ronen Bergman and Yoav Zitun Feel free to put this in a translator. w.ynet.co.il/yediot/7-days/time-of-darkness אבל תחקיר "7 ימים" חושף כי לצד אלה, בשעות הללו גם התגלו כמה מהפרקים הקשים, המביכים והמכעיסים של הצבא. זה כולל מערכת פיקוד שכשלה כמעט לגמרי והתעוורה לחלוטין; הוראות לפתוח באש על רכבי מחבלים שדהרו לעזה, גם אם יש חשש שיש בהם חטופים - מעין גרסה מחודשת ל"נוהל חניבעל"; לוחמים שבגלל חוסר תקשורת נאלצו לנווט סיוע מהאוויר באמצעות הסלולרי; ימ"חים שהוציאו Translated: But the "7 Days" investigation reveals that along with these, during these hours some of the most difficult, embarrassing and infuriating episodes of the army were also discovered. This includes a command system that has almost completely failed and gone completely blind; Instructions to open fire on terrorist vehicles speeding to Gaza, even if there is a fear that there are hostages in them - a sort of renewed version of the "Hannibal Procedure"; fighters who, due to a lack of communication, had to navigate aid from the air using their cell phones; YMCAs they spent OR (1-17-24) 'Unlawful, Unethical, Horrifying': IDF Ethics Code Author on Alleged Use of 'Hannibal Directive' During Hamas Attack (www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2024-01-17/ty-article/.premium/unlawful-unethical-horrifying-idf-ethics-expert-on-controversial-hannibal-directive/0000018d-186c-dd75-addd-faedd2b80000) It is so funny that - Scott - as a boomer thinks he "understands" what it going on. Or is simply a manipulative liar himself. What I see is it is men like him who are the most wrapped up in propaganda just simply not able to keep up with the intellectual capacity of the younger generation. Obviously, not all boomers and not all "younger". But consistently the younger generation is getting news by seeing real life play out. Seeing babies screaming because they have been burned by Israelli white phosphorus. facebook.com/reel/1040063460394340n Or I don't know - a thousand other horrific slow painful death of a massive number of children. Not to mention the ones Israel is starving to death and depriving of water - AS THE ISREALI LEADERS CLEARLY AND OPENLY STATE. ruclips.net/video/uxzcKiSuJQw/видео.htmlsi=oKVK0nURj0FAbpkY While boomers are still watch and fully embracing state run, or capital run media with no ability to question their "old dog" neurologically stuck thought processes. Or again Mr. Scott is complicit and paid off. Scott - you are either a liar - Or you are the one that is in a bubble. The reason that educated people disagree with you - is because you are less informed.
There are/were ~30,000 members of Hamas. Since 1997 the US has designated Hamas as a terrorist organization because it has committed hundreds of thousands of war crimes and has laundered tens of billions of dollars intended for Palestinians to literal billionaires and the militias they control inside and outside of Israel and Gaza. Since the time that Hamas launched a wave of suicide bombings and rocket attacks on civilians (both war crimes) during the Second Intifada ... and October 7th when Hamas and other terror cells raped and killed civilians in Israel, the population in just Gaza has doubled. And if you counted those that emigrated and are now part of the Palestinian diaspora, the number would be even higher. That is part of the humanitarian issue in Gaza, the number of humans versus the infrastructure and government running the infrastructure. Imagine if Mexico City or LA or NYC's population doubled in 2 decades ... except all the money for public works was stolen. And bare in mind, prior to October 7th Israel supplied water and electricity to much of Gaza for free to avert a larger humanitarian crisis. Now imagine if all of those cities not only doubled in population but also stopped having elections because the entire international community tried to have an election and it created a civil war in which the progressives were all murdered. That happened in Gaza. Hamas has also been systematically killing bedouins in the more rural regions of Gaza amongst other minority groups. But the civil war following the attempt at an election is why President Obama and every President since then has not pushed for democracy in Gaza. Outside of all of that ... the goal of Hamas is the genocide of Jews and Israel. And it has been for almost 40 years. It is not a secret, they have a charter and publish their thoughts. For those reasons and more Israel is getting rid of Hamas. And a lot of the members of Hamas are Palestinians. And so via the transitive property that means 30,000+ Palestinians that are terrorists could potentially be killed. And it is taking months and months and costing many innocent lives because Hamas wants that. They make more money from it. It is good for PR. And it blocks peace in the Middle East in terms of cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Israel. At any time Israel can stop fighting once Hamas returns the almost 100 hostages that are still being held. But Iran does not want that and Hamas does not want that. What Hamas wants is death.
I love this subject. As someone who is a successful trader this is an obvious interest to me. If I went back to University this is the subject I would do a phd on because i feel I have made headway in this field. Believe it or not, I have figured out how to break solution aversion.
What makes the rational believe seemingly irrational things? Modern education where feelings can't be hurt so difficult .controversial topics can rarely be discussed anymore.
Excellent interview. Professor Galloway asks short, incisive questions, then lets his fascinating guest have the floor and do most of the talking. That is the way it should be done. Bravo! ... and Thanks!
I might be wrong, but I strongly suspect that nobody actually believes the Earth is flat and that they are all just trolling. Look at the thousands of hours people have spent debating something that there's not really any debate about.
Its hard to know whether the peddlers of conspiracies and false information truly believe what they say, though i suspect most do, but im certain the followers absolutely believe it.
A good discussion on the irrationalities that we can create. Towards the end, while I appreciate Dan Ariely's attempt to present a discussion about a solution to the Gaza occupation, he still offers the only ceasefire solution involving Hamas being in charge. Hamas was voted in ONCE and never gave up control. Similar to what is happening politically in Israel right now with their radical side. Why is no-one discussing a UN Peacekeeper solution? Oh politically it's a nightmare with the settlements, but it was tough for the former Yugoslavia. Of course, blaming Iran for the Houthi's drone strikes doesn't help the discussion. Let's move towards a ceasefire and UN led solution. Israel won't like it, but they don't like each other's solutions internally and keep on escalating everything.
This guest addresses things intelligently from a psychological viewpoint, but seldom have I seen someone so desperate for attention that he only shaves half on his face, then (seemingly) shaves half of his R eyebrow! “Hey! Look at me! I’m special!” He undermines his own credibility IMHO. As a psychiatry prof once told me, “There is always some underlying pathology, even if minute, that draws individuals towards the fields of psychology & psychiatry.”
"Control social media", "create new standards for truth", "reconsider free speech", ... I'm not an anti-left conspiracy theorist, but maybe I've read to much Orwell because this guy's words are a bit chilling. "In order to go forward with anything, we need to unite." Now I'm worried about even his innocuous statements.
I'm a huge fan of Ariely. I quote him often, and recommend all of his writing to other people. However, less than 8 minutes into this video Dan himself is engaging in, and spreading, the misbelief that COVID is now past tense. #CovidIsNotOver And, communications that continue, falsely, to convey the idea that it is over are public health arson.
This guy is a fraud, but i am thankful for him. During the lockdowns, my university foolishly believed his research, that just telling students not to cheat before an exam would actually stop them. You'll never guess who aced their final exams :)
Wow... When asked, "Do you feel appreciated" in an employee survey, I do not correlate this to getting compliments. That's, of course, "nice to have", but it's the smallest piece of the story. It means that, when I look at my salary AND benefits, "does it match my efforts, my performance, what I invest into my job, etc."? If this answer is no, I will answer: "No, I do not feel appreciated", regardless if I am showered with encouragements/compliments every second of the day. That doesn't mean a thing if I do not see it reflected in actions, i.e., my bank account. Employees are not naive.
Yes you are right. There is no doubt that pay is important. Let me ask you. Say you had zero long term debt (I.e. mortgage, insurance etc). Say you where paid 10x your total outgoings per year. That's total outgoings. What else would effect your feelings about work? Say after listening to you I then paid you 100x your total outgoings but did nothing else. Would that make your feelings about work better?
@@xuover It's really about the ROI of the job: does what you put in match what you get out of it. Period. If my salary is multiplied by 10, I'd expect my responsibilities/scope of work to be expanded similarly. The basics still need to be met: working with good people, an exciting job, etc. Opportunities for growth and empowerment to do your job how you want/need to be successful and mentorship from senior leaders are also significant.
@@xuover Take your own "argument" and reverse it: say that your pay is inadequate and you voice job dissatisfaction. Say that you get showered with compliments from that day on, but your pay remains the exact same. Would that make your feelings about work better? Yes or no? No? Then be quiet.
@@CC3GROUNDZERO once over the freshhold of comfortable living (say 3x your outgoings but does depend on the individual) the most important part is worth. If I "feel" like the work I'm doing is making "a difference", that I'm part of a team that tries to do it's best Everytime, that everyone is as invested as I am, that my voice is not only heard but acted on and that we take our victories and losses together and share the rewards together, then pay almost becomes irrelevant.
I can give you an example of what it means to be irrational: having pointless pseudo-intellectual conversation while people are being massacred by your own governments instead of actively speaking out against it
@@mouthymouth@mouthymouth, congrats on being crowned by "humanity" as its defender. Where was humanity before you and your social media knowledge of geopolitics, urban warfare, and radical fundamentalist groups in the Middle East?
If that were what most Palestinians wanted, there wouldn't be a problem. What they want is to reverse the result of the 1948 war in which the Arabs united to annihilate the Jewish state and lost. That is, they want to annihilate the Jewish state.
If most Palestinians just wanted an independent state, the israeli-palestinian conflict would be over for decades. The problem is that too many of them will not stop there.
If you can't talk about the past regarding Gaza how can you talk about the future. One is based in historical facts the other is based purely in speculation ????
Geez Scott. First, the Tech Bro infomercial overhyping his overpriced Mailchimp imitation, now a whackjob conspiracy theorist with a half beard. Who's next? Come on, Scott, you can do better. I unsubscribed from the infamous "All In Douchecast" to subscribe to yours. I still have faith in you, though. Even Rogan had to shill for the "fleshlight" once upon a time....
The younger generation is the most informed and educated, and in my opinion has continually seen "conspiracy theories" be realized, confirmed, corroborated. Those that most vehemently deny or cast doubt or unable to consider alternate perspectives are often benefiting the most or worse actual perpetrators.
Stop thinking others are irrational, start thinking about your own bias and have more guests like Ian Bremmer on to speak the truth. Do you not see the irony of any Jew or Palestinian talking about bias during a conflict?
So much bad faith arguing. We aren't holocaust deniers. We aren't October 7th deniers. We are people who think that terrorist attacks are inevitable if you stuff 2 million people (the vast majority innocent civilians) into an open air prison. End apartheid, ceasefire, give Palestinians rights and a sovereign state. Anything less will just mean the violence continues.
No one "stuffed" anyone into Gaza, which has a border with Egypt and 24 km coastline on the Mediterranean, which could be a paradise, but leaders there choose death and martyrdom instead. 1.8 Million Arabs are Israeli citizens, they serve on the Knesset and in the IDF. There is no apartheid except in Islamic countries under the law of DHIMMI. Your are misinformed or practicing Taqiyya.
@@nuqwestr 'could be paradise' except for the fact that they're under complete siege of land sea and air. Israel destroyed their only airport in 2002. Israel banned or heavily restricted the import of basically everything needed to 'turn it into a paradise'. They even didn't allow cookies in. You've drank the cool aid.
Justifying terrorism… got it Your attitude will ensure cycle of violence continues… Palestinians don’t want to leave Gaza, Palestinians say no way this is our land and we don’t want to be displaced, so there is no stuffing them there. 2 state solution…. Genius… Israel has offered many times it’s the Palestinian authority that rejected it several times… so you should be focusing your comments on them… Ceasefire… yep as soon as Hamas returns the hostages… something you seem to have forgotten will immediately lead to the end of the war… but of course you are so one sided you don’t want to deal with that issue… You care about the Palestinian future… just not enough to stop a war if it means that Israel can also live in peace.
Who is we? There are entire countries in which most of the population believes that October 7th was perpetrated by the Israeli military or did not occur. The same is true about the holocaust. Systemic Jew hatred is real.
@@scottandcoke1342 Israel left in 2005, almost 20 years ago, in 2007 Hamas started throwing its opposition, the Fatah, off rooftops in Gaza City, and why neighbors like Egypt and Jordan wanted nothing to do with them. Israel left behind hospitals and modern greenhouses, was willing to help, but it was refused. A group developed a tourism area with water slides, but it was destroyed by Hamas. They named schools after martyrs and dressed children in death uniforms holding guns. Fact check that, and the materials UNRWA used in school to also kill Jews. Jihad needs to look inward and not blame others for the suffering of little children.
When people don't agree with you, they call you uneducated, uncivilized, and not worthy of a dignified life. We all have many things to say, but not enough time to open our eyes. The truth is always in front of our eyes, but we are just too afraid to see it because it may change our mind.
the biggest comsumers of professional wrestling is Japan citizens. Japanese people are the most educated and knowledgeable nation. seems analogous to this argument
Man the lengths Scott will go to in order to avoid admitting he might have been misled into supporting Israel his whole life… for a guy who claims to be such an enlightened, logical atheist, he sure does love a genocidal, psychotic, religious ethnostate for some reason
We lost much in covid, then tried to glance over and move on from the massive decisions made on societies behalf by institutions and government. That eroded unmeasurable amounts of trust which is neither rational or easily discussed. This “stress” as he puts it, exposed an underbelly of a generation that, as Scott puts it, the most educated, but appears to have been systematically robbed over the last few decades of critical reasoning among other crucial soft skills. This same generation now exists under a false illusion of being informed without the skills to discern signal from noise or the quality of that information. With a push towards Marxism and feeling based incentives in higher education and the job market, many are unable to mount an opinion or debate ideas. Very interesting discussion, but the more it unfolds the more it appears like some sort of psyop perpetrated on the society at large. I still don’t understand the half beard thing, but I guess he’s goin for a new type of irony or something.
Not mentioned was climate change, adding to the stress. But ridiculous to say that we are the most stressed generation. More stressed than the generation that came out of the Great Depression? WW2? The Holocaust? More likely we are the most confused and misguided generation. Which I guess is a form of stress.
We the people do not believe that leadership on a high level exists. We believe corruption, and corporate influence as it is in the US keeps us from being what we can be as a country. As for a world view and my eyes are 57 years young knows that today’s conflicts (wars, invasion) stem from unresolved issues caused by generations past. Wrong will always be wrong, making right of those wrongs seems to me a human flaw. We seem to have selective memories of what the past was and is even though it is well documented.
people show how little they've progressed mentally by consistently addressing the man's beard and his Wikipedia controversies section than the things he says and whether they are reasonable or not...
The only reason you say that is because you agree with his ideology. If that guy was a Muslim scholar condemning Israel's crimes against humanity, you would not apply the same leniency as you do with the fraud Ariely.
I dont know guys , I was hooked when he said " the cookie is weaponized , somebody designed the cookie 🍪 to be perfect fat, sugar, etc." So in sum, follow the money , find the cookie
Why does he have half a beard??? Any explanations? Before considering any of the controversy regarding his background and career, his half beard is enough for me to not take anything he says seriously. It’s just too distracting and off…
@@vooteimer1234 I bet you are older than me, but it’s ok. And yeah also, you seem to be misinterpreting his style, I see it more like a demonstration of how he and you in that regard, believe in irrational things… keep it up kiddo!
@@NR-ge9md I was obviously being sarcastic. it's so weird that you're a fan of this financial content. Id've figured people like you were watching stanley cup tik toks
There is something about this guy's face that is different. I can't put my finger on it. Oh wait! I got it. His right eyebrow is much smaller than his left eyebrow.
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Why would you have this guy on? He has been accused of data fraud in his academic papers.
Has it been proved?
my thoughts exactly. thought his career was over but here he is on your pod. he manipulated his results from day one.
@@MJR_ATXyes
@@MJR_ATXyes, i think he has a ted talk or sth about it himself. Ofc he has excuse after excuse and manipulates himself to be a victim or sth
Because he can affirm his own beliefs of course
Are we wrong about Israel ! The whole world voted at the UN for ceasefire and said Israel is wrong ! So not sure about ur (We) !
Okay. Of those countries, count how many either are Arab or Muslim or have expelled their entire Jewish population sometime in the last thousand years. Then you will understand.
just unsubscribed from this channel because of the fraud
Second this
can someone elaborate on this?
Arely is a bogus "scholar". Why not just interview your wise Uncle Moe
Judge the ideas, not the person.
They can't, that is why they attack the person.@@andybaldman
If someone shows you who they are, believe them. @@andybaldman
@@andybaldman Bogus scholars present bogus ideas. There are so many other credible people to interview. I'm not attacking the person. I'm attacking his credibility. Why don't you read about how Arely has falsified research results?
@@marycronopulosraz9776 False. I've read all about him. You don't know that all of his ideas are bogus. And the way to tell is to evaluate each of his ideas on its own merits before making judgements one way or the other. Anything short of that is simply bias from you..
This guy is a liar, kind of sad
Scott, you're analysis of stressed generation omits the Silent Gen who grew up during the Great Depression and were children/teens in WWII. One could also step outside the US to that generation of children in Eastern Europe - those millions in the way of the national socialists and Soviet armies.
if you grew-up in the Great Depression you served in WW2.
I listened to the full podcast, and was hoping that the discussion on how to change someone’s mind (around minute 37) would be here, but it’s not, even though the clip was used in the teaser in the beginning! Would you consider adding it in?
the clip referenced in the teaser can be found at 20:02
Isn't this guy a huge fraud?
yes
What did he do?
@@EhteshamShahzadmade up all his "expertise". Scamming papers and pushing and manipulating people to to protect him. Check datacolada.
there's some good yt vids that summarize the unethical things he did, there's no question that he isn't an honest actor.
@@EhteshamShahzad He has been caught on multiple data frauds and academic misconduct. Several of his papers have been retracted
Thank god for comments/don't need to waste my time. How about the 2 second version: stop warring. It kills people and is not cool.
Can't wait to listen to a guy with half a beard and a wikipedia page with a controversies section that could fill an entire book talking about "Why people believe irrational things".
His face was badly burnt at 17 yrs old
Yes, guy has been caught in numerus cases of doctoring data and academic fraud. Having him on a chanell is not good look
Can’t wait to read a comment from a guy who jumps to an irrational opinion of a burn victim because he disagrees with him.
This comment is the perfect illustration of how Israeli supporters can’t look at facts & history & fall for easy propaganda attacks.
@@dragoaus it’s the culture of taking shortcut in academia( using other people’s research without divulging )… it’s hard to come up with theories that someone else …
So, he's still a liar and a simpleton. @@mattisseeyewear9681
This episode was easier to listen to then to watch.
100%. I listened to it last night, and just ran across the actual video just now. It was MUCH easier to simply listen to.
His face was burned when he was a teenager. Google it.
So, "empirically, companies that take better care do not have better returns/profits", but "people are more productive when/where thay are happy". Please explain how these can be both true? Are we comparing apples to apples? For example, are we comparing Google to Apple or to McDonald's? Are defining happy or productive somehow very differently?
Good question and is stock price a good marker for what a company is doing right? Who came up with that assumption? The correlation he made was ludicrous to me.
Ah yes, another nonsensical biased episode on Israel with a stupid guest. Same actions and same response: cut the nonsense and stick to finance.
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Scott your team screwed up here. Do your own due diligence on guests.
ha! ever heard of ethnic nepotism among jews?
@@Sam-ne9nsHowie Mandel does this on his podcast. There was a stretch where he had five Jews in a row.
I'm almost 100% sure Israel is committing Genocide - but is doing a great job of obfuscating the issue in the US. Not quite, but almost 100%. This interview ignores an the hard on the ground facts of a genocide in plain site and pretends to address the issue. Prof G - you should avoid the issue of Gaza or invite folks like Max Blumenthal, Aaron Mate, Norman Finkelstein, Krystal Ball, Ryan Grim, or Glenn Greenwald.
They want to turn all nations against Israel.
From the River to the sea is genocide, they want to kill all the jewish people, and they started with this in the IIWW, with hitler and the mufti of Jerusalem. So, you are wrong.
I couldn't agree more. This interview is obnoxious. PROFOUND tangible evidence that Israel is slaughtering a completely disempowered, impoverished community of 50% children. I think genocide as well - but who cares what it is called - it is evil and morally and ethically wrong.
This is a silly conversation spouting claims, with NO substantial backing. "My name is Scott. I have a platform. I have probably been bought off for this episode and maybe many others. I make profound claims, don't give examples and provide no evidence - but OBVIOUSLY I am the ONLY one who understand the world."
WHO is denying Oct. 7th? IF anyone - a fringe amount of whom I have ever heard. (Having been completely invested in ALL of the news sources surrounding this slaughter)
Now - if you are talking about people who realize how much Israel lies - and how our media is lying to us - that is huge. No beheaded babies, no babies on clotheslines, not 1400, 1200. Of the 1200 - 400 soldiers. Soldiers of the IOF who have been occupying and subjugating the indigenous populations (BRUTALLY) I might add for decades - not to mention Israel is living on stolen land and in stolen homes. Mass rape story discredited by the FAMILY of the only evidence - a picture of Gal Abdush. Of those killed on Oct. 7th -
mondoweiss.net/2024/01/family-of-key-case-in-new-york-times-october-7-sexual-violence-report-renounces-story-says-reporters-manipulated-them/
ISRAELLI newspapers have reported that Israel killed many of those killed on Oct 7th. And THIS is not only is an EXAMPLE of my claim HERE are sources - not random simple minded Scott claims.
(1-12-24) YNet - by Ronen Bergman and Yoav Zitun
Feel free to put this in a translator.
w.ynet.co.il/yediot/7-days/time-of-darkness
אבל תחקיר "7 ימים" חושף כי לצד אלה, בשעות הללו גם התגלו כמה מהפרקים הקשים, המביכים והמכעיסים של הצבא. זה כולל מערכת פיקוד שכשלה כמעט לגמרי והתעוורה לחלוטין; הוראות לפתוח באש על רכבי מחבלים שדהרו לעזה, גם אם יש חשש שיש בהם חטופים - מעין גרסה מחודשת ל"נוהל חניבעל"; לוחמים שבגלל חוסר תקשורת נאלצו לנווט סיוע מהאוויר באמצעות הסלולרי; ימ"חים שהוציאו
Translated:
But the "7 Days" investigation reveals that along with these, during these hours some of the most difficult, embarrassing and infuriating episodes of the army were also discovered. This includes a command system that has almost completely failed and gone completely blind; Instructions to open fire on terrorist vehicles speeding to Gaza, even if there is a fear that there are hostages in them - a sort of renewed version of the "Hannibal Procedure"; fighters who, due to a lack of communication, had to navigate aid from the air using their cell phones; YMCAs they spent
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(1-17-24) 'Unlawful, Unethical, Horrifying': IDF Ethics Code Author on Alleged Use of 'Hannibal Directive' During Hamas Attack (www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2024-01-17/ty-article/.premium/unlawful-unethical-horrifying-idf-ethics-expert-on-controversial-hannibal-directive/0000018d-186c-dd75-addd-faedd2b80000)
It is so funny that - Scott - as a boomer thinks he "understands" what it going on. Or is simply a manipulative liar himself. What I see is it is men like him who are the most wrapped up in propaganda just simply not able to keep up with the intellectual capacity of the younger generation. Obviously, not all boomers and not all "younger". But consistently the younger generation is getting news by seeing real life play out. Seeing babies screaming because they have been burned by Israelli white phosphorus. facebook.com/reel/1040063460394340n Or I don't know - a thousand other horrific slow painful death of a massive number of children. Not to mention the ones Israel is starving to death and depriving of water - AS THE ISREALI LEADERS CLEARLY AND OPENLY STATE. ruclips.net/video/uxzcKiSuJQw/видео.htmlsi=oKVK0nURj0FAbpkY
While boomers are still watch and fully embracing state run, or capital run media with no ability to question their "old dog" neurologically stuck thought processes. Or again Mr. Scott is complicit and paid off. Scott - you are either a liar - Or you are the one that is in a bubble. The reason that educated people disagree with you - is because you are less informed.
There are/were ~30,000 members of Hamas. Since 1997 the US has designated Hamas as a terrorist organization because it has committed hundreds of thousands of war crimes and has laundered tens of billions of dollars intended for Palestinians to literal billionaires and the militias they control inside and outside of Israel and Gaza. Since the time that Hamas launched a wave of suicide bombings and rocket attacks on civilians (both war crimes) during the Second Intifada ... and October 7th when Hamas and other terror cells raped and killed civilians in Israel, the population in just Gaza has doubled. And if you counted those that emigrated and are now part of the Palestinian diaspora, the number would be even higher. That is part of the humanitarian issue in Gaza, the number of humans versus the infrastructure and government running the infrastructure. Imagine if Mexico City or LA or NYC's population doubled in 2 decades ... except all the money for public works was stolen. And bare in mind, prior to October 7th Israel supplied water and electricity to much of Gaza for free to avert a larger humanitarian crisis. Now imagine if all of those cities not only doubled in population but also stopped having elections because the entire international community tried to have an election and it created a civil war in which the progressives were all murdered. That happened in Gaza. Hamas has also been systematically killing bedouins in the more rural regions of Gaza amongst other minority groups. But the civil war following the attempt at an election is why President Obama and every President since then has not pushed for democracy in Gaza. Outside of all of that ... the goal of Hamas is the genocide of Jews and Israel. And it has been for almost 40 years. It is not a secret, they have a charter and publish their thoughts. For those reasons and more Israel is getting rid of Hamas. And a lot of the members of Hamas are Palestinians. And so via the transitive property that means 30,000+ Palestinians that are terrorists could potentially be killed. And it is taking months and months and costing many innocent lives because Hamas wants that. They make more money from it. It is good for PR. And it blocks peace in the Middle East in terms of cooperation between Saudi Arabia and Israel. At any time Israel can stop fighting once Hamas returns the almost 100 hostages that are still being held. But Iran does not want that and Hamas does not want that. What Hamas wants is death.
Problems of the world are not complex. Trying to get alternative outcomes without change only makes them seem so.
I love this subject. As someone who is a successful trader this is an obvious interest to me. If I went back to University this is the subject I would do a phd on because i feel I have made headway in this field. Believe it or not, I have figured out how to break solution aversion.
Great interview!
Damn I thought Scott might start being objective on Israel based on the title
Don't hold your breath!
Your biases are showing as well ;)
@@itamar128 and what that might be?
Why People Believe Irrational Things? Should we start with need for religion?
What makes the rational believe seemingly irrational things? Modern education where feelings can't be hurt so difficult .controversial topics can rarely be discussed anymore.
Uh oh, stinky!!!
I heard the word "component" so many times I could no longer listen beyond 23:00 don't waist your time
This episode hit me hard. Best episode so far in my opinion. Thanks for explaining some of the things i feel
Great interview. Please continue this way and waiting for more. Thanks
You get a like for the beard
Excellent interview. Professor Galloway asks short, incisive questions, then lets his fascinating guest have the floor and do most of the talking. That is the way it should be done. Bravo! ... and Thanks!
Let’s decide for ourselves based our own critical thinking & research, not others ?
I might be wrong, but I strongly suspect that nobody actually believes the Earth is flat and that they are all just trolling. Look at the thousands of hours people have spent debating something that there's not really any debate about.
Its hard to know whether the peddlers of conspiracies and false information truly believe what they say, though i suspect most do, but im certain the followers absolutely believe it.
Wahoooo!
A good discussion on the irrationalities that we can create. Towards the end, while I appreciate Dan Ariely's attempt to present a discussion about a solution to the Gaza occupation, he still offers the only ceasefire solution involving Hamas being in charge. Hamas was voted in ONCE and never gave up control. Similar to what is happening politically in Israel right now with their radical side. Why is no-one discussing a UN Peacekeeper solution? Oh politically it's a nightmare with the settlements, but it was tough for the former Yugoslavia. Of course, blaming Iran for the Houthi's drone strikes doesn't help the discussion. Let's move towards a ceasefire and UN led solution. Israel won't like it, but they don't like each other's solutions internally and keep on escalating everything.
Bruh just shave cmon
This guest addresses things intelligently from a psychological viewpoint, but seldom have I seen someone so desperate for attention that he only shaves half on his face, then (seemingly) shaves half of his R eyebrow! “Hey! Look at me! I’m special!” He undermines his own credibility IMHO. As a psychiatry prof once told me, “There is always some underlying pathology, even if minute, that draws individuals towards the fields of psychology & psychiatry.”
half of his face is burnt in an accident many years ago
Echoing the first response here. It's his face, let the man do what he wants with it.
What a pleasure to listen to your guest, Prof Dan Ariely, thank you @Profgalloway (Scott Galloway) 🇫🇷🇺🇸
Really enjoying this. Our Approach to situations will always influence the outcome.
"Control social media", "create new standards for truth", "reconsider free speech", ...
I'm not an anti-left conspiracy theorist, but maybe I've read to much Orwell because this guy's words are a bit chilling. "In order to go forward with anything, we need to unite." Now I'm worried about even his innocuous statements.
Maybe he should think about finishing shaving his face?
3rd degree burns on half his face, hair no longer grows there, easy to fact check.
That face-scape is a spectacular fail, and evidences a wild meth habit. Let's hear him talk geopolitics
Yeah! And what the hell was going on with that Stephen Hawking? What a freak! 😑
I'm a huge fan of Ariely. I quote him often, and recommend all of his writing to other people. However, less than 8 minutes into this video Dan himself is engaging in, and spreading, the misbelief that COVID is now past tense. #CovidIsNotOver And, communications that continue, falsely, to convey the idea that it is over are public health arson.
I would take this guy more seriously if he didnt shave half his face
He was burned seriously in an accident when he was younger and that is why he can't grow facial hair on half of his face.
Hi Dan, I have the solution. Can we please talk? I need help with implementation...
Wasn't this guy outed as a fraud?
You brought on this fraud???
This guy is a fraud, but i am thankful for him. During the lockdowns, my university foolishly believed his research, that just telling students not to cheat before an exam would actually stop them. You'll never guess who aced their final exams :)
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Hey Scott, are you bringing in Prof Francesco Gino for the next episode?
I'm just not interested in Ariely anymore, sorry.
Wow... When asked, "Do you feel appreciated" in an employee survey, I do not correlate this to getting compliments. That's, of course, "nice to have", but it's the smallest piece of the story. It means that, when I look at my salary AND benefits, "does it match my efforts, my performance, what I invest into my job, etc."? If this answer is no, I will answer: "No, I do not feel appreciated", regardless if I am showered with encouragements/compliments every second of the day. That doesn't mean a thing if I do not see it reflected in actions, i.e., my bank account. Employees are not naive.
Yes you are right. There is no doubt that pay is important.
Let me ask you.
Say you had zero long term debt (I.e. mortgage, insurance etc).
Say you where paid 10x your total outgoings per year. That's total outgoings. What else would effect your feelings about work?
Say after listening to you I then paid you 100x your total outgoings but did nothing else. Would that make your feelings about work better?
@@xuover It's really about the ROI of the job: does what you put in match what you get out of it. Period.
If my salary is multiplied by 10, I'd expect my responsibilities/scope of work to be expanded similarly. The basics still need to be met: working with good people, an exciting job, etc. Opportunities for growth and empowerment to do your job how you want/need to be successful and mentorship from senior leaders are also significant.
@@xuover Take your own "argument" and reverse it: say that your pay is inadequate and you voice job dissatisfaction. Say that you get showered with compliments from that day on, but your pay remains the exact same. Would that make your feelings about work better? Yes or no? No? Then be quiet.
@@CC3GROUNDZERO once over the freshhold of comfortable living (say 3x your outgoings but does depend on the individual) the most important part is worth.
If I "feel" like the work I'm doing is making "a difference", that I'm part of a team that tries to do it's best Everytime, that everyone is as invested as I am, that my voice is not only heard but acted on and that we take our victories and losses together and share the rewards together, then pay almost becomes irrelevant.
I can give you an example of what it means to be irrational: having pointless pseudo-intellectual conversation while people are being massacred by your own governments instead of actively speaking out against it
Tool
@@itamar128 I am a tool of humanity, whose tool are you?
@@mouthymouth@mouthymouth, congrats on being crowned by "humanity" as its defender. Where was humanity before you and your social media knowledge of geopolitics, urban warfare, and radical fundamentalist groups in the Middle East?
@@itamar128 i hope you are lucky enough to discover your own humanity someday
@@mouthymouthThank you for your concern, although it's not necessary. You have enough humanity for all of us so it seems. Rally on.
the Palestinians want to be free and having an independent state ! What is wrong with that ?
Palestinians calling for a "Greater Palestine" which does not include Israel, what's wrong with that?
They have one. It's called Jordan. "Jordan is Palestine and Palestine is Jordan. "--King Hussein, 1981.
If that were what most Palestinians wanted, there wouldn't be a problem. What they want is to reverse the result of the 1948 war in which the Arabs united to annihilate the Jewish state and lost. That is, they want to annihilate the Jewish state.
If most Palestinians just wanted an independent state, the israeli-palestinian conflict would be over for decades. The problem is that too many of them will not stop there.
@@lestergolden9362 Jordan, also created by UN.
Ask this guy what time it is and he tells you how to build a watch. Think he should go back to learning how to shave.
If you can't talk about the past regarding Gaza how can you talk about the future. One is based in historical facts the other is based purely in speculation ????
Geez Scott. First, the Tech Bro infomercial overhyping his overpriced Mailchimp imitation, now a whackjob conspiracy theorist with a half beard. Who's next? Come on, Scott, you can do better. I unsubscribed from the infamous "All In Douchecast" to subscribe to yours. I still have faith in you, though. Even Rogan had to shill for the "fleshlight" once upon a time....
This was one of the smartest pod's I've seen in a very long time. Thanks!
Really???
The younger generation is the most informed and educated, and in my opinion has continually seen "conspiracy theories" be realized, confirmed, corroborated.
Those that most vehemently deny or cast doubt or unable to consider alternate perspectives are often benefiting the most or worse actual perpetrators.
Yas!
Not! Many of the younger people say the dumbest things.
Stop thinking others are irrational, start thinking about your own bias and have more guests like Ian Bremmer on to speak the truth. Do you not see the irony of any Jew or Palestinian talking about bias during a conflict?
I would say the opposite. It's easy for someone who has no skin in the game to count themselves unbiased but more of a challenge for someone who does.
@@TizBaz5 It's also easy for someone who has a foreskin to actually BE unbiased.
So much bad faith arguing. We aren't holocaust deniers. We aren't October 7th deniers. We are people who think that terrorist attacks are inevitable if you stuff 2 million people (the vast majority innocent civilians) into an open air prison. End apartheid, ceasefire, give Palestinians rights and a sovereign state. Anything less will just mean the violence continues.
No one "stuffed" anyone into Gaza, which has a border with Egypt and 24 km coastline on the Mediterranean, which could be a paradise, but leaders there choose death and martyrdom instead. 1.8 Million Arabs are Israeli citizens, they serve on the Knesset and in the IDF. There is no apartheid except in Islamic countries under the law of DHIMMI. Your are misinformed or practicing Taqiyya.
@@nuqwestr 'could be paradise' except for the fact that they're under complete siege of land sea and air. Israel destroyed their only airport in 2002. Israel banned or heavily restricted the import of basically everything needed to 'turn it into a paradise'. They even didn't allow cookies in. You've drank the cool aid.
Justifying terrorism… got it
Your attitude will ensure cycle of violence continues…
Palestinians don’t want to leave Gaza, Palestinians say no way this is our land and we don’t want to be displaced, so there is no stuffing them there.
2 state solution…. Genius… Israel has offered many times it’s the Palestinian authority that rejected it several times… so you should be focusing your comments on them…
Ceasefire… yep as soon as Hamas returns the hostages… something you seem to have forgotten will immediately lead to the end of the war… but of course you are so one sided you don’t want to deal with that issue…
You care about the Palestinian future… just not enough to stop a war if it means that Israel can also live in peace.
Who is we? There are entire countries in which most of the population believes that October 7th was perpetrated by the Israeli military or did not occur. The same is true about the holocaust. Systemic Jew hatred is real.
@@scottandcoke1342 Israel left in 2005, almost 20 years ago, in 2007 Hamas started throwing its opposition, the Fatah, off rooftops in Gaza City, and why neighbors like Egypt and Jordan wanted nothing to do with them. Israel left behind hospitals and modern greenhouses, was willing to help, but it was refused. A group developed a tourism area with water slides, but it was destroyed by Hamas. They named schools after martyrs and dressed children in death uniforms holding guns. Fact check that, and the materials UNRWA used in school to also kill Jews. Jihad needs to look inward and not blame others for the suffering of little children.
When people don't agree with you, they call you uneducated, uncivilized, and not worthy of a dignified life. We all have many things to say, but not enough time to open our eyes. The truth is always in front of our eyes, but we are just too afraid to see it because it may change our mind.
Ooof, this sucks. Disappointed he was brought on.
the biggest comsumers of professional wrestling is Japan citizens. Japanese people are the most educated and knowledgeable nation. seems analogous to this argument
"how a lack of trust in one area can spiral into others"
some major lack of trust spiraling into this channel now
Shame on you guys for promoting this snake oil salesman. He was caught making up his “theories”. Why would you even invite him?
echoing what others have said, very surprised you would have him on at this point.
Man the lengths Scott will go to in order to avoid admitting he might have been misled into supporting Israel his whole life… for a guy who claims to be such an enlightened, logical atheist, he sure does love a genocidal, psychotic, religious ethnostate for some reason
We lost much in covid, then tried to glance over and move on from the massive decisions made on societies behalf by institutions and government. That eroded unmeasurable amounts of trust which is neither rational or easily discussed. This “stress” as he puts it, exposed an underbelly of a generation that, as Scott puts it, the most educated, but appears to have been systematically robbed over the last few decades of critical reasoning among other crucial soft skills. This same generation now exists under a false illusion of being informed without the skills to discern signal from noise or the quality of that information. With a push towards Marxism and feeling based incentives in higher education and the job market, many are unable to mount an opinion or debate ideas. Very interesting discussion, but the more it unfolds the more it appears like some sort of psyop perpetrated on the society at large.
I still don’t understand the half beard thing, but I guess he’s goin for a new type of irony or something.
Not mentioned was climate change, adding to the stress. But ridiculous to say that we are the most stressed generation. More stressed than the generation that came out of the Great Depression? WW2? The Holocaust? More likely we are the most confused and misguided generation. Which I guess is a form of stress.
We the people do not believe that leadership on a high level exists. We believe corruption, and corporate influence as it is in the US keeps us from being what we can be as a country. As for a world view and my eyes are 57 years young knows that today’s conflicts (wars, invasion) stem from unresolved issues caused by generations past. Wrong will always be wrong, making right of those wrongs seems to me a human flaw. We seem to have selective memories of what the past was and is even though it is well documented.
Scott Galloway you are amazing and so smart I wish there were many more like you in the world !!
people show how little they've progressed mentally by consistently addressing the man's beard and his Wikipedia controversies section than the things he says and whether they are reasonable or not...
The only reason you say that is because you agree with his ideology. If that guy was a Muslim scholar condemning Israel's crimes against humanity, you would not apply the same leniency as you do with the fraud Ariely.
I dont know guys , I was hooked when he said " the cookie is weaponized , somebody designed the cookie 🍪 to be perfect fat, sugar, etc."
So in sum, follow the money , find the cookie
Why does he have half a beard??? Any explanations?
Before considering any of the controversy regarding his background and career, his half beard is enough for me to not take anything he says seriously. It’s just too distracting and off…
It's super cool and will be the trend this spring. Get with the times granny
You sound deep
@@vooteimer1234 I bet you are older than me, but it’s ok. And yeah also, you seem to be misinterpreting his style, I see it more like a demonstration of how he and you in that regard, believe in irrational things… keep it up kiddo!
think he suffered burns as a kid. but yeah, he should shave.
@@NR-ge9md I was obviously being sarcastic. it's so weird that you're a fan of this financial content. Id've figured people like you were watching stanley cup tik toks
There is something about this guy's face that is different. I can't put my finger on it.
Oh wait! I got it. His right eyebrow is much smaller than his left eyebrow.
I enjoy very much this talk and the way prof Ariely present his arguments. Thanks prof G
I am aware of this guests issues, but he is sooo well spoken and insightful. Great guest, prof G
Great Episode prof!!
Great conversation.
Pure gold
Pure fool's gold.
This was brilliant.. if you didn't understand the value of this talk.. listen again
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Ariely#Controversy