391. The unconscious vs. conscious mind
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want to make rationally because today we are talking about the conscious versus unconscious mind and the role each of them plays in our lives and why we kind of, again, yeah, make decisions that feel bizarre and hard to justify while we have these reactions that come out of nowhere and yet we still keep thinking doing them and we can't quite figure out how to change. This is the unconscious mind. This is the part of our existence and how we interpret the world we're going to really drill into today. The idea that there are parts of us operating outside of our deliberate rational control is not a new idea. What's just changed over time and over the years is how we explain it.
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Chapters
5 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–18:04
2
What is the difference between the conscious and unconscious mind?
18:04–28:29
3
How did ancient philosophers view the mind's duality?
28:29–39:48
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What role did Freud play in understanding the unconscious mind?
39:48–57:32
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How does the conscious mind process information differently than the unconscious mind?
57:32–59:04