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TDAA Episode 28 | War
We’re talking human behavior, communication, war, politics, and why violence keeps showing up in human history even when it makes absolutely no sense. From how language shapes the way we think and react, to how power, reinforcement, and political incentives keep conflict alive, we try to unpack what’s really driving it all.
This conversation bounces between psychology, history, and modern global conflict — not from a “here’s the answer” place, but from a why do humans keep doing this? place.
Along the way, we talk about:
How communication and language shape behavior and social norms
Why war is usually less about ideology and more about power and politics
The role reinforcement plays in violence and conflict
How historical events still influence modern warfare
The ripple effects of war beyond the battlefield
Why global cooperation matters if we actually want a more peaceful future
We also spend time questioning whether war is inevitable—or if we’re just really bad at reinforcing alternatives that don’t involve destruction.
If you’re into psychology, behavior analysis, history, politics, or just thinking critically about why humans do what they do, this one’s for you.
👇 Connect with us:
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedocanalyzesanything/
📧 Email: [email protected]
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By tdaaWe’re talking human behavior, communication, war, politics, and why violence keeps showing up in human history even when it makes absolutely no sense. From how language shapes the way we think and react, to how power, reinforcement, and political incentives keep conflict alive, we try to unpack what’s really driving it all.
This conversation bounces between psychology, history, and modern global conflict — not from a “here’s the answer” place, but from a why do humans keep doing this? place.
Along the way, we talk about:
How communication and language shape behavior and social norms
Why war is usually less about ideology and more about power and politics
The role reinforcement plays in violence and conflict
How historical events still influence modern warfare
The ripple effects of war beyond the battlefield
Why global cooperation matters if we actually want a more peaceful future
We also spend time questioning whether war is inevitable—or if we’re just really bad at reinforcing alternatives that don’t involve destruction.
If you’re into psychology, behavior analysis, history, politics, or just thinking critically about why humans do what they do, this one’s for you.
👇 Connect with us:
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedocanalyzesanything/
📧 Email: [email protected]