David is the Co-Creator of Cards Against Humanity, Researcher at UCLA Mind Labs and popular blogger on human motivation.

In this episode we cover human behavior, status, and societal dynamics, all through the lens of the writings and research of David Pinsof.

Join us as we explore the fascinating genesis story of Cards Against Humanity and the factors contributing to its cultural phenomenon.

We'll dive deep into questions about human motivation and the pursuit of status, discussing themes such as the difference between lying and bullshitting, understanding our true selves, and connecting with others.

Throughout our conversations, we'll explore the origins and effects of status, its relationship with mental health, and the intricacies of balancing personal fulfillment with financial success.

We'll also examine the role of narratives in shaping our lives and the impact of status games on society. From performative empathy to the pursuit of sacred values, we'll tackle a wide range of topics, including the influence of social media on mental health.

Join us as we navigate through the complexities of societal concerns and why certain fears, like the fear of death, can be seen as "bullshit." Together, we'll explore how individuals can navigate these challenges to lead more fulfilling lives.

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