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Ed tackles political beliefs and activities—a topic he says has become one of the clearest indicators of induced psychosis in modern society. He explains why political extremism, tribalism, and media consumption now play a critical role in relationship compatibility. Ed outlines a direct set of questions to help determine whether a potential partner can tolerate disagreement, maintain family relationships, and resist psychological manipulation by political leaders or media organizations.
00:00 – Introduction & context
01:30 – Induced psychosis and political behavior
04:00 – Voting behavior and ethical thresholds
07:00 – Media consumption and misinformation
09:30 – Political beliefs and family estrangement
11:30 – Closing remarks & future direction of the movement
👇 Links
www.PsychologicalParadigmShift.com
https://www.instagram.com/tenth_paradigmpublishing
https://a.co/d/iY0FVBO
Ed examines sports participation and gambling—two activities that can be healthy or deeply destructive depending on behavior and intent. He explains how gambling addiction often masks unresolved trauma and can devastate finances, families, and relationships. This episode outlines the key questions to ask a potential partner about gambling habits, financial losses, emotional regulation, substance use while gambling, and exposure of children to gambling behavior.
00:00 – Introduction & episode overview
01:00 – Gambling statistics and national impact
03:00 – Addiction, anger, and financial loss
05:30 – Questions about betting behavior and control
08:00 – Gambling around children and family harm
10:30 – Final reflections
👇 Links
www.PsychologicalParadigmShift.com
https://www.instagram.com/tenth_paradigmpublishing
https://a.co/d/iY0FVBO
Ed examines sports participation and gambling—two activities that can be healthy or deeply destructive depending on behavior and intent. He explains how gambling addiction often masks unresolved trauma and can devastate finances, families, and relationships. This episode outlines the key questions to ask a potential partner about gambling habits, financial losses, emotional regulation, substance use while gambling, and exposure of children to gambling behavior.
00:00 – Introduction & episode overview
01:00 – Gambling statistics and national impact
03:00 – Addiction, anger, and financial loss
05:30 – Questions about betting behavior and control
08:00 – Gambling around children and family harm 1
0:30 – Final reflections
👇 Links
www.PsychologicalParadigmShift.com
https://www.instagram.com/tenth_paradigmpublishing
https://a.co/d/iY0FVBO
Ed closes this set of episodes by discussing funeral and final arrangements, a topic most people avoid, yet one that exposes deep psychological and family dysfunction. He explains how death often amplifies unresolved trauma, control issues, paranoia, and long-standing family conflict. This episode highlights why understanding how a partner handles death, inheritance, and end-of-life decisions can reveal critical red flags before committing to a long-term relationship.
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Introduction & episode overview
01:00 – Why funerals expose dysfunction
03:00 – Control, paranoia, and unresolved trauma
05:30 – Financial and emotional conflicts after death
07:30 – Questions to ask about final arrangements
08:45 – Closing reflections
👇 Links
www.PsychologicalParadigmShift.com
https://www.instagram.com/tenth_paradigmpublishing
https://a.co/d/iY0FVBO
In this episode, Ed explores how individuals respond to aging parents and family members with medical needs, and why this is one of the clearest indicators of psychological maturity, empathy, and responsibility. Ed explains how avoidance, resentment, or abandonment of vulnerable family members often signals unresolved trauma or personality disorders. He outlines key questions to help you understand how a potential partner handles caregiving, obligation, and long-term responsibility.
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Disclaimer & introduction
01:00 – Why caregiving reveals true character
03:00 – Psychological avoidance vs. responsibility
05:00 – Family resentment and generational trauma
07:00 – Questions to ask about aging parents
09:30 – Long-term implications for relationships
👇 Links
www.PsychologicalParadigmShift.com
https://www.instagram.com/tenth_paradigmpublishing
https://a.co/d/iY0FVBOporsche
Ed discusses the importance of psychological education and self-assessment when dating or forming long-term relationships. He explains why understanding mental illness—both in yourself and others—is essential for healthy communication, boundaries, and decision-making. This episode challenges listeners to evaluate their own psychological awareness and outlines why a lack of education often leads to repeated patterns of trauma, chaos, and failed relationships.
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Introduction & purpose of the episode
01:30 – Why psychological education is missing
03:30 – Self-assessment vs. denial
05:30 – How ignorance fuels repeated trauma
07:30 – Questions to ask yourself and your partner
09:15 – Closing thoughts
👇 Links
www.PsychologicalParadigmShift.com
https://www.instagram.com/tenth_paradigmpublishing
https://a.co/d/iY0FVBO
In this episode of The Psychological Paradigm Shift, Ed Rieger examines child neglect—one of the most damaging and least discussed forms of abuse. Unlike physical or sexual abuse, neglect often goes unnoticed, yet its psychological impact can last a lifetime. Ed explains how neglect shapes emotional development, self-worth, and adult relationship behaviors. He outlines the critical questions you should ask a potential partner about their childhood environment to better understand the long-term effects of unmet emotional, physical, and psychological needs.
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Disclaimer & introduction
01:00 – What child neglect really looks like
02:30 – How neglect impacts brain development
04:30 – Emotional abandonment vs. physical abuse
06:30 – Questions to ask about childhood neglect
08:30 – Long-term effects on adult relationships
09:45 – Closing reflections
👇 Links
www.PsychologicalParadigmShift.com
https://www.instagram.com/tenth_paradigmpublishing
https://a.co/d/iY0FVBO
Ed examines how smoking, vaping, and tobacco use can be indicators of deeper psychological issues, including addiction patterns, trauma, and emotional coping mechanisms. He shares national data on tobacco-related deaths, personal experiences, and the motivations behind habitual use.
He then walks through key questions you should ask a potential partner to uncover their habits, health risks, and emotional triggers tied to nicotine and tobacco products.
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Introduction & disclaimer
01:00 – Tobacco usage as psychological coping
02:00 – National statistics on smoking & vaping
03:30 – Ed’s personal experiences with tobacco users
05:00 – Questions to ask about addiction & nicotine dependency
07:30 – Final thoughts on long-term risks & compatibility
👇 Links
www.PsychologicalParadigmShift.com
https://www.instagram.com/tenth_paradigmpublishing
https://a.co/d/iY0FVBO
In this episode, Ed Rieger discusses the importance of evaluating a romantic partner’s history with their exes. He explains how past relationships leave psychological footprints—both positive and negative—and what patterns may indicate unresolved trauma, chaos-seeking behavior, or emotional instability.
Ed outlines clear questions that help reveal patterns of blame, conflict, dishonesty, or unhealthy attachment so you can better assess long-term compatibility.
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Introduction & purpose of the episode
00:50 – Why ex-relationship history matters
02:00 – Signs of unresolved psychological issues
04:00 – Questions about breakups, patterns & accountability
06:30 – Identifying chaos-seekers vs. healthy partners
08:40 – Closing reflections
👇 Links
www.PsychologicalParadigmShift.com
https://www.instagram.com/tenth_paradigmpublishing
https://a.co/d/iY0FVBO
Ed addresses one of the most difficult and sensitive topics in the series: suicide attempts. He explains the psychological weight behind attempts, how they shape a person’s worldview, and why it’s crucial to ask compassionate but direct questions when entering a serious relationship.
Ed shares the red flags to be aware of, how to assess risk levels, and how to determine whether a potential partner has healed—or is still in danger.
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Introduction & sensitive topic disclaimer
01:00 – Why suicide attempts must be discussed in dating
02:00 – Trauma, mental illness & emotional instability
04:00 – The long-term psychological effects
06:00 – Questions to ask about attempts, triggers & recovery
09:30 – Final thoughts on safety, support & boundaries
👇 Links
www.PsychologicalParadigmShift.com
https://www.instagram.com/tenth_paradigmpublishing
https://a.co/d/iY0FVBO
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