Dr. Dana Suskind
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 21 Jul
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There's not one way to parent.
There's only one way to build that child's brain.
It is loving your kids and being present, but there's no rigid rule.
Oh, you know, there are two sides of the equation, right?
There's the imperfections of the input, the good enough parenting where we misstep.
And then there's the other side, the productive struggle, the learning.
So I'm gonna sort of address both sides of the equation.
I'm gonna actually, I've talked enough about parenting.
I'm gonna talk about friendship formation.
And John, I think you pronounce Gotzman.
And you know, the researcher who does a lot around marriage, he actually had early research that looked at how kids become friends and who becomes the strongest of friends.
And you would think, you know, at some level, it's like people who just have strong affinities that just get along.
But actually, the tightest friendships were made through that sort of friction, misstep with rupture, repair, and that.
Beautiful cycle that deep friendships aren't made with perfection.
They're made through imperfection and finding our connections.
On the friction, you know, the imperfection side of learning.
We all know the MIT studies that showed that people who write essays with LLMs, they remember less because there's no friction in the writing and the F.
It's the effort that builds the muscle.
And I tell a story of John, who's my partner.
He's a behavioral economist.
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