Sam Webster-Harris

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698 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 8 Sep

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Growth Mindset Psychology: The Science of Self-Improvement · How To Solve Complex Problems · 8 Sep 2026 podcast

Or maybe you kept researching a minor stomach symptom even after your doctor had reassured you that you weren't about to die.

Well, yes, we can all get stuck worrying a bit sometimes.

But these examples could be signs of OCD.

It's an issue that's often mischaracterized as liking things neat and organized or turning the lights on and off three times.

But OCD is actually about getting caught in distressing unwanted thoughts and feeling driven to do something about them.

Maybe check, research, seek reassurance, just so you can feel completely certain.

OCD can latch onto your relationships, your identity, morals, health and your own sense of reality.

But the good news is that OCD is highly treatable with specialised therapy, ERP or exposure and response prevention, and that's where NoCD comes in.

NOCD is the world's leading provider of virtual OCD treatment.

Their licensed therapists specialise in ERP with face-to-face sessions and support between appointments.

They're also covered by insurance for over 138 million Americans.

So visit NOCD.com to book a free 15 minute call.

That's NOCD.com.

If biological evolution builds complexity on ancient building blocks, human civilization does exactly the same thing.

This show, after all, is quite literally mapping the creation of each fundamental primitive in society, looking at how they emerged and were later built on.

So whilst we're looking at this topic, let's explore history a little bit.

Once upon a time, there were no alphabets.

We could speak, we had words and grammar, but we couldn't accurately record our thoughts in writing.

Today, every single word that you have ever read in English is built from just 26 letters and a handful of punctuation marks.

Shakespeare's plays?

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