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00:00
Host Welcome and Guest Teasing
00:31
Introduction of Michael Morris and His Work
01:02
Discussion of Positive Tribalism Themes
01:35
Living in New York and California Experiences
02:07
Michigan Roots and Family Background
02:39
High School Personality and Early Subversiveness
03:10
College Journey and Academic Choices
04:13
Brown University Experience and Degree Pathways
05:13
Intuitive vs. Rational Brain in Education
06:15
Teaching Philosophy and Intellectual Humility
07:50
Discussion of Cognitive Revolution and AI Hiatus
08:23
Personal Motivation for Choosing Michigan
08:53
Midwestern College Culture and Identity
09:54
Encounter with Artist Kristen Olsen in Hotel Lobby
10:24
Art Purchase Attempt and Artist Background
10:54
Academic Focus on Social Psychology
11:26
Distinguishing Cognitive vs. Social Psychology
11:56
Interdisciplinary Work in Cultural Psychology
12:29
Early Career Contributions and Academic Opportunities
13:01
Transition to Business School Roles
13:33
Comparison with Mike Norton’s Career Path
14:04
Research on Biases in Social Judgment
14:35
Fundamental Attribution Error and Everyday Examples
15:09
Cultural Context of Research During the Tiananmen Square Era
16:09
Hunger Strike and Student Leadership Observations
16:40
Fundamental Attribution Error in Social Interpretation
17:11
Meeting the Chinese Podcast Host and Shared Creative Perspectives
17:43
Defining Western vs. Chinese Social Biases
18:14
Individualism and Cultural Narratives in Innovation
19:17
Visual Experiment with Animated Fish to Test Biases
20:20
American vs. Chinese Interpretations of the Fish Animation
21:22
Historical Context of Cultural Bias Research in Anthropology
22:25
Biological and Cultural Adaptations Among Marathoners
23:27
Anthropology’s Colonial Legacy and Current Critiques
23:58
Critique of Anthropological Language
24:30
Recognition of Non-Western Societies’ Complexity
25:01
Impact of “Guns, Germs, and Steel” on Research Perspective
25:31
Fish Test as a Tool for Cultural Bias Analysis
26:02
Academic Pathway to Stanford and Early Notoriety
26:35
Comparative Study of Conflict Resolution Preferences
27:07
Observations on Western Legal System Adoption in China
27:38
Discussion of Courtroom Wig Tradition
28:09
Historical Context of Wigs in English Courts
29:14
Personal Experience with Hong Kong’s Cultural Duality
29:44
Campus Life and Language Switching Observations
30:16
Code Switching as a Research Focus
32:23
Iconic Cultural Touchstones as Triggers
32:55
Automatic Code Switching in Youth
33:27
Language as a Catalyst for Cultural Insight
34:28
Personal Code Switching in Professional Settings
34:59
Negotiating Cultural Layers Over Time
35:30
Pronoun Politics and Community Identity
36:01
Local Naming Conventions and Social Perception
36:33
Authenticity vs. Pretension in Language Use
37:04
Book Introduction and Tribalism Overview
38:04
Tribalism as a Positive Force
38:35
Academic Background and Teaching Experience
39:06
Writing Process and Cultural Toolkit Development
39:50
Media Portrayal of Tribalism as a Virus
40:42
Despairing Tone in Media Narratives
41:12
Limitations of the 'Genie Out of Bottle' Metaphor
41:46
Evolutionary Anthropology Foundations
42:17
Guiding Cultural Evolution Through Experience
42:47
Human Solidarity vs. Hostility
43:18
Expansion of Inclusive Networks
44:52
Political Campaign Involvement at the Javit Center
45:24
Emotional Shift During Victory Celebration
45:57
Navigating Post‑Election Crowd Dynamics
46:28
Unexpected Interaction with a Fellow Campaigner
47:59
Realization of Media Conformity and Polarized Perception
48:33
Research on Ideological Distortion and Center Bias
49:04
Election Night Surprises and Denial
49:35
Sympathy for Alleged Election Fraud
50:06
Intentions Behind January 6 Actions
50:37
Trivialization of Protest and Bozos
51:09
Granting Intentions Across Sides
51:40
Campus Protest Dynamics and Anti-Genocide Coalition
52:10
Cultural Triggers in Student Activism
52:43
Youthful Protest and Punitive Measures
53:14
Historical Campus Movements in Columbia
53:45
Worldview Framing of Left vs. Right on Campus
54:15
Tribalism and the Need for a Winner
54:46
Ruers Leadership Response to Campus Crisis
55:17
Symbolic Parody and Flag Issues at Ruers
55:48
Campus Demands for Divestment from Israel
57:21
Embarrassing Bailouts and Losses to Small Nations
57:53
Host Nation Status and Public Humiliation
58:24
Coach’s International Experience and Coaching Style
58:57
National Character Rhetoric in Soccer Commentary
59:28
Dutch Total Football Influence on Korean Coaching
59:58
Coach’s First Impressions and Cultural Misunderstandings
1:00:29
Hierarchical Language and Honorifics in Korean Soccer
1:00:59
Impact of Hierarchy on Player Interaction and Decision Making
1:01:32
Hierarchical Communication in Korean Air Pilots
1:02:03
Crash Rates and Hierarchical Culture in Aviation
1:02:33
Pilot-Co-pilot Dynamics and Hierarchy
1:03:03
Black Box Transcripts Illustrating Hierarchical Communication
1:03:35
Korean Air’s Language Policy and Safety Improvements
1:04:06
Coach’s Training Camp Rules to Reduce Hierarchy
1:04:39
Media Restrictions and Cultural Shift in Korean Soccer
1:05:41
Tactical System Adaptation in Korean Context
1:06:11
Player Identity and Loyalty Dynamics
1:06:41
Media Narratives and National Symbolism
1:07:12
Citizenship, Ethnicity, and Identity Openness
1:07:43
Authenticity in Cultural Evolution
1:08:15
Nature vs. Nurture in Educational Contexts
1:08:46
Interdisciplinary Insights on Human Nature
1:09:17
Learning and Teaching as Innate Processes
1:09:48
Cultural Differentiation within Shared Habits
1:10:18
Peer Instinct and Coordination Mechanisms
1:10:49
Hero Instinct as a Driver of Innovation
1:11:22
Conformity vs. Heroic Emulation in Sports
1:11:52
Adaptive Cultural Change through Hero Worship
1:12:23
Balancing Individuality and Collectivism
1:12:55
Ancestor Instinct and Tribal Memory
1:13:28
Family History and Curiosity
1:14:00
Perpetuating Traditions and Blind Conservatism
1:14:32
Learning by Observation in Early Humans
1:15:05
Transmission of Practical Knowledge Through Ritual
1:15:37
Conformity as a Superpower and Its Limits
1:16:08
Conformity in the Context of Global Challenges
1:16:38
Classic Conformity Experiment Setup
1:17:10
Observing Group Influence on Individual Answers
1:17:41
Neural Correlates of Conformity
1:18:11
Deep vs. Surface-Level Conformity Judgments
1:18:44
Conformity in Group Decision-Making
1:19:15
Observational Effects on Philanthropic Behavior
1:20:19
Reputational and Peer Pressure Mechanisms
1:20:49
Pride and Shame as Social Emotions
1:21:20
Evolutionary Function of Pride and Shame
1:21:50
Pride as a PR Agency for Success
1:22:20
Ethical Emotion and Virtue Display
1:22:52
Observational Behavior in Small vs. Large Groups
1:23:53
Omniscient Gods as Social Cameras
1:24:24
Santa Claus and Pool Dye Myths
1:24:54
Tribalism in Modern Society
1:25:25
Toxic Tribalism and External Threats
1:27:29
Peer, Hero, and Ancestor Instincts
1:28:00
Epistemic Tribalism and Red/Blue Rift
1:29:05
Bipartisan Dialogue Strategies
1:30:08
Political Betrayal and Ingroup Identification
1:30:39
Outgroup Perception After Shared Identity
1:31:10
Variable Parameters of Ingroup/Outgroup Boundaries
1:31:43
Jigsaw Classroom as a Model for Equal Status Interaction
1:32:14
Microexamples of Ingroup Betrayal in Intergroup Settings
1:32:47
Epistemic Tribalism and Cognitive Worlds
1:33:17
Messaging Strategies for Cross-Party Environmental Policy
1:33:48
Sanctity Rhetoric to Engage Conservative Audiences
1:34:18
Racial Discrimination as Ingroup Favoritism in Hiring
1:35:24
Subjective Judgment and Ingroup Bias in Managerial Decisions
1:36:28
Cultural Fit as a Mechanism for Ingroup Favoritism
1:36:59
Referral Systems and Corporate Hiring Practices
1:38:32
Referral Incentives and Employee Retention
1:39:03
Diversity-Focused Referral Adjustments
1:39:34
Ingroup Favoritism and Hiring Bias
1:41:05
Blind Name Practices in Recruitment
1:41:37
Critique of Bias Training Effectiveness
1:42:39
Personal Reflections on Diversity Efforts
1:43:41
Encouraging Dialogue About AI Companions
1:44:12
AI Interaction with Human Emotions
1:45:45
Philosophical Implications of AI Companionship
1:47:19
Setting Parameters for AI Assistance
1:48:21
Defensive Reactions to AI Feedback
1:49:26
Human Creativity vs AI Output
1:50:30
AI in Music Production
1:51:32
Family Story about Podcasting Pioneer
1:52:34
Humorous Interaction with AI
1:54:09
Podcast Scheduling and Listener Updates
1:55:41
Availability on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, and YouTube
1:56:13
Podcast Release Schedule (Mon/Wed/Fri)
1:56:45
Audio‑Only Format and YouTube Visuals
1:57:16
Fact‑Checking Segment Structure
1:57:47
Video Policy for Monday vs. Wednesday Episodes
1:58:52
Expert‑Driven Wednesday Content and YouTube Appeal
1:59:53
Friday Listener Prompt Show (Armchair Anonymous)
2:00:25
Discussion on Interviewing “Normal” People
2:01:56
Balancing Educational Content for Diverse Learners
2:02:57
AI, Dyslexia, and Global Learning Tools
2:03:59
App Learning Style Assessment for Dyslexia
2:04:32
Personal Testing Experience at UCLA
2:05:04
Spelling and Pattern Recognition Results
2:05:38
Wordle Play with Children – First Guess Strategy
2:06:09
Wordle Play with Children – Subsequent Guesses
2:07:21
Wordle Play with Children – Final Word Reveal
2:08:56
Dirty Dancing Filming Locations in North Carolina and Virginia
2:09:26
University of Michigan Enrollment Numbers
2:10:30
Armchair Expert Podcast Subscription Options
2:12:02
Yam vs. Sweet Potato Botanical Differences
2:12:34
Food Safety Tip – Raw Yam Toxicity
2:13:06
Taco Shell Creation with Chicken Wire
2:13:20
Discussion of Ingredients and Restaurant Idea
2:13:36
Reiteration of Audio Availability and Show Messiness
2:14:09
Apology to Arizona State and Critique of Campus Amenities
2:14:39
Lazy River Experience and College Hygiene Concerns
2:15:09
Introduction of Robert Boyd and Academic Affiliations
2:16:44
Discussion of Wig History in Law (1600s to Present)
2:17:14
Evolution of Wig Styles and Legal Requirements in the UK
2:18:16
Personal Reflections on Wigs, Identity, and Professional Pride
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