Penn State McCourtney Institute for Democracy
Penn State McCourtney Institute for Democracy
We are partisans for democracy What does that mean? We don't take sides on the political spectrum, but we do defend the rights everyone has as a democratic citizen - from voting to protesting to consuming information from a free press that serves as a check on political leaders.
The McCourtney Institute for Democracy at Penn State draws from the humanities and social sciences to examine democracy from multiple angles. This cross-discipline collaboration is evident in our research, education, and outreach efforts.
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Is it a coincidence that the discussion of microaggression coincides with a close up of a Black person?
Sounds to me like girls need to get off social media and start playing more video games.
let me guess .. she says let’s arrest all the Republicans and suppress their social media
Bad idea - taking psychology advice from a business professor on a book tour.
Isn’t he a social psychologist? I think he teaches ethics and negotiation and stuff like that but it’s in the school of business.
@@VioletFemme810 Much of what he is saying is total BS
Assuming the US military doses mutiny, because unless you a cold-blooded mass murdered you're not going to launch tomahawks on your home territories
The Troubles. Let's hope we don't find out Northern Ireland had the right idea for calling their massive and brutal civil strife The Troubles.
notice she couldn’t think of any left wing insurgents. does burning down police stations and torching police cars count? Assassinating cops? how about trying to set fire to a federal building? somehow those are invisible. the bias makes me question whether there is any real analysis here.
So, this algorithm would not have predicted the American Civil War. Both the North and South were ethnically white. It would not have predicted any of the British civil wars, where both sides were ethnically white.
So the “left” are the ones perpetuating violence over their fear of “alt right” perpetuating violence? Seems like in the US it’s the left wing we need to be worried about.
leigh raven
Brilliant, well done, Dr. Haidt!
When boys play video games, they know they’re in an entirely virtual world. When girls are on social media, they know they’re in the virtual version of the real world. So for boys all the violence they might engage in is entirely virtual; but for girls on social media all of the meanness and nastiness they might experience is coming from other real people. IMHO, that’s why girls are having a much more difficult time.
It's one thing not to show the slide presenting the data. But then to show the earlier data to tease it, then not to show the most recent data. Kiiinda aggravating fellas.
Did anyone mention that college costs too much for individuals who have never had a career? That’s another conundrum, or crisis.
Go Nittany Lions! Honestly, I fear the militias the most. Very local and tribal. Very racist and scared. But, seriously, Americans too old, fat and lazy to really be a threat outside their own fiefdoms? I don't think the aunts and uncles could have come back on Jan. 7, 2021 to pull that crap again. I cant see a very organized Civil War. Maybe President Abbott in Texas. Big Showboat Politician. But, I can see a total breakdown of society with high crime and terrorist acts. Don't forget ... during Katrina, a natural disaster, many First Responders stayed home to protect their own. Will armed citizens fill the void? Militias. Sure hope you geniuses in DC have a game plan for this ...
Not looking too good for the US and the UK then is it?
Por favor enfoquen las gráficas, cuando las menciona
What doesn't kill me makes me stronger... or weaker... or has no effect on my strength, but it's definitely one of the three, 100% of the time!
In this extremely restrictive environment this advice might seem to make sense. For some people (either in or outside of academia) it's a painful lesson that some people are abusive and to be avoided. It's irresponsible to give sweeping advice that could actually cause a person to put themselves in danger.
He is controlled Opposition
Put the dang laptops and cellphones away folks!! Good golly. Attention on one thing, a live speaker, is what is required in that environment.
Young Americans are weaker than they have ever been. It’s embarrassing.
"We don't take side" repeating uses David Hogg
His peanut study is total BS. He is starting with children who for some reason have a high chance of being allergic to peanuts. OK, WTF does that mean? It means nothing. This guy is a business professor. He is not in medicine. He goes out and finds studies that back up his BS and uses them as proof of his predetermined notion.
I would guess this phenomenon has the same cause as the economic perceptions. People are being told how bad things are. Thus, they feel things are bad.
3:33!!!!!!!
The communists gave the country to the blacks, and surprise surprise, they have ruined the country.
Great talk. Atrocious camerawork and editing. 🤮
This presentation ought to be canceled. The presenter talks of only two genders. „He“ didn’t even give me a trigger warning 😡
Well that was considerate of him since trigger warnings have been shown to cause more emotional damage.
@@lawsonharrison6927 :)
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The bad behaviour on campus was often instigated or enabled by adults, especially DEI staff. I was on campus on 09 Nov 2016!
But the adults in my office also have higher levels of anxiety and depression. Video games and social media is bad for everyone. News media is also bad for people. People are more sedentary and isolated.
Not showing the slides later in the discussion kills this video. The last thing I need is reaction shots from people who are not reacting. One more piece of evidence of the competency crisis among our elites.
Camera crew are hardly "elites."
Boomers expanded the college base and we are dying off.
The cross-discipline collaboration is not evident in this "outreach".
They paid to be there, and this video is made primarily to benefit them and their colleagues.
It is part of the dumbing down of America. If the people stay dumber than the ones in office those said people will pull the party lever and send the same fool back again. TheN they will wonder why it is the same poop show . . . To fix it, require a course in common sense and don't take it as part of the supposed education I WILL GET STUCK FOOTING THE BILL FOR.
It is called stupid. Started when history became a useless subject. Now we are repeating 1930 something Germany. Just like writing, lost knowledge leaves stupid people. They are so dumb these days that don't see what they signed their name to on the student loans they want ME TO PAY FOR. My college education is bought and paid for before most were born and I didn't give up my COMMON SENSE. Sadly, these morons will make their way into the work force. Last batch put another step in the job. They wonder why it takes longer. The next batch will add three more steps and take longer. They will still wonder why . . .
In one video, he blames cell phones. In this video, he is blaming things that have been going on for decades. His book is BS.
There was a time when no one had deadly peanut allergies. 3% is enormous compared to near zero. 3% is 3 out of 100. This lecture is BS
3 is still less than 17. Can you find an actual reason to disagree with this? Not some irrelevant point? Because as it stands you've done this like 5 times and none of red harrings have been convincing. Hell they're all weirdly textbook falasious. Like is this a parody or something?
@@myself2noone 3% is enormous. Much bigger than it was 50 years ago.
@@myself2noone Should we trust Haidt's statistic? No. Why? Because only 1.8% of the US population has a peanut alergy. He has a book to sell. That is all that is gogin on here.
The statistics he gave were for a clinical test of 640 mothers and babies, not for the population as a whole. It could very well be that only 3% of all US people who were given peanut products as babies developed an allergy. 1.8% of the entire population is about 6 million. We don't know what portion of them were in which cohort. Which is why clinical trials are useful.
@@candysleep314 The guy is full of crap
Sippy cups as an example? This whole lecture is fragile.
What makes that a bad example of resilience? Plactic is resilient. That's why we use it.
Anyone who uses Talib as someone who has any wisdom is suspect.
I can understand what’s going on with these college kids that are on the left. They can’t afford to get married. They can’t afford to have a car. They can’t afford an apartment $2500 for nothing apartment. I can’t have a house a family and a dog, everything’s too damn expensive that’s the big problem. Everything is too damn expensive and that’s why these kids got mental illness. I was 18 years old. I’m not I’m 72. If I was 18 years old, I would say oh my God what do I do you do you have an apartment you won’t have a housewife and kids
Ok bacon boy.... You can take the firearms from my cold dead hands
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What does not kill you is cumulative damage. People make themselves very strong but a certain percentage end up crippled or dead, or have problems later in life due to injuries. People who take care to make themselves fit and healthy are far less likely than "competitors" to end that way. So, this message from Haidt is too simplistic and gives license to some really bad ideas.
Not really. He said that "death is bad for your long term well being" you're just determined to not listen.
@@myself2noone Not really.....
Thank you, as you’ve been bringing these life altering changes to our country for all these years. It’s all too true from my experience as mentor to college for years.
Isn’t the real prolly people who think anything they don’t like is bad.
# of girls wanting a penis?
People need to relax. Showing a mix of more slides would be my suggestion, but showing the professor and the crowd is completely appropriate. Imagine an extreme over correction…..just slide and a voice over…..that’s bad too.