This episode features the concept of addiction. Addictions referenced in a previous episode are highlighted. Addiction as a concept is delineated through the lens of neuroscience, social psychology, and sociological frames. Examples of addictions in contemporary society are highlighted. Addiction in reference to pop culture is briefly discussed. 

This episode features a discussion on memory, and how the human mind holds onto information. Popular contemporary media is invoked to describe the advancing ways that companies cope with the shift in how humans take in information. The format of memory is creation is briefly discussed, and how this relates to the average person's life. 

This episode speaks briefly about my absences concerning personal issues. 

The beginning of this Episode explains my absence for the past month. This is also a shorter episode. The ideas of sunken cost fallacy and obsession are explained through real-world examples. 

This episode features a continuation of the last episode's themes. Gambling, addiction, big corporations, and how it relates to youth are delved into. Contemporary strategies for advertisement towards adolescences are focused on. Addiction effects on adolescence are delineated using contemporary examples.

This episode features a look at the concept of gambling, and how it possesses a psychologically addicting quality. Restrictions along the action of gambling is discussed, and the location to which these restrictions exist in the world. This episode also links the concept of gambling to online mobile gaming experiences, and the concept of gacha that originated from gachapon in Japan. 

This episode follows discussing genetic expression through alleles, chromosomes, and other evolutionary adaption. The act of these biological changes being determined based on environmental factors. Examples are given to show the impact of culture on genetic expressions.

This episode further delineates the ideas of the previous episode. Concepts of in/out-group structural dynamics are broken down into specific parts; prime examples of the dynamics are shown through allegorical telling. Conflict theory, resolutions, and the origins of conflicts are identified in depth. 

The following episode contains pieces of information from the previous episode based on group behavior. Group mindset is elaborated on to give clarity over how individuals interact with each other. Ingroups and outgroups are used to give examples of social scenarios. Altruism, prejudice, attraction, competition, and various other concepts are all linked to the existence of a group mindset.

This episode features the continuation of episode 18. The information given is that of the self, persuasion, group mindsets, and how the self is developed through outside sources.