Lee Jussim

Right.

Right.

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Well, so, you know, you... I mostly agree, certainly in the short term, the personal consequences of engaging in this sort of denunciation behavior are non-existent. But the consequences are not non-existent. So... The credibility and trust and faith in academia has been in decline for a very long time. People hate this kind of stuff.

Well, so, you know, you... I mostly agree, certainly in the short term, the personal consequences of engaging in this sort of denunciation behavior are non-existent. But the consequences are not non-existent. So... The credibility and trust and faith in academia has been in decline for a very long time. People hate this kind of stuff.

Well, so, you know, you... I mostly agree, certainly in the short term, the personal consequences of engaging in this sort of denunciation behavior are non-existent. But the consequences are not non-existent. So... The credibility and trust and faith in academia has been in decline for a very long time. People hate this kind of stuff.

I was recently listening to your interview for this podcast with Keith Campbell on narcissism.

I was recently listening to your interview for this podcast with Keith Campbell on narcissism.

I was recently listening to your interview for this podcast with Keith Campbell on narcissism.

And that was one of the things you talked about, this sort of impulse control and short-term benefits versus long-term benefits, especially regarding social relations. Yeah, yeah. Right? Yeah, yeah. Reputation's a long-term game. It's a long-term game. Yeah, yeah.

And that was one of the things you talked about, this sort of impulse control and short-term benefits versus long-term benefits, especially regarding social relations. Yeah, yeah. Right? Yeah, yeah. Reputation's a long-term game. It's a long-term game. Yeah, yeah.

And that was one of the things you talked about, this sort of impulse control and short-term benefits versus long-term benefits, especially regarding social relations. Yeah, yeah. Right? Yeah, yeah. Reputation's a long-term game. It's a long-term game. Yeah, yeah.

And there has been emerging evidence that people high in left-wing authoritarianism, sort of extreme— Now that we all agree that that exists, which only started in 2016. I know, I know. Yeah. That's a whole back story. That's for sure. But it's correlated with narcissism. And that this pleasure that people on this sort of cancel culture that has emerged.

And there has been emerging evidence that people high in left-wing authoritarianism, sort of extreme— Now that we all agree that that exists, which only started in 2016. I know, I know. Yeah. That's a whole back story. That's for sure. But it's correlated with narcissism. And that this pleasure that people on this sort of cancel culture that has emerged.

And there has been emerging evidence that people high in left-wing authoritarianism, sort of extreme— Now that we all agree that that exists, which only started in 2016. I know, I know. Yeah. That's a whole back story. That's for sure. But it's correlated with narcissism. And that this pleasure that people on this sort of cancel culture that has emerged.

I mean, the right is not immune to cancel culture type activities. But it emerged primarily originally on the left.

I mean, the right is not immune to cancel culture type activities. But it emerged primarily originally on the left.

I mean, the right is not immune to cancel culture type activities. But it emerged primarily originally on the left.