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How to Better Regulate Your Emotions | Dr. Marc Brackett

Andrew Huberman35 views
Mark Brackett defines emotion regulation not as suppression, but as using emotions wisely to achieve life goals through a formula of goals, strategies, emotion, person, and context.summaryEmotion Regulation Formula: ER = (Goals + Strategies) = f(Emotion + Person + Context). Regulation is goal-oriented and depends on the specific emotion, the individual's traits, and the current environment.takeawayIdentity Shift: Just as one identifies as a 'person who exercises,' one should identify as a 'well-regulated person.' This identity makes regulation automatic rather than effortful.takeaway

How to Actually Calm an ADHD Nervous System (And Change Your Life)

Mark Hyman, MD32 views
Jen introduces the ADHD Regulation Method, arguing that many ADHD symptoms are actually manifestations of nervous system dysregulation (fight or flight) rather than inherent neurological deficits.summaryBy prioritizing physical regulation, aligning thoughts with reality, and adopting sustainable behaviors, individuals can reduce overwhelm and improve executive function without relying solely on coping mechanisms.summaryThe ADHD Regulation Method consists of three stages: Physical Regulation (somatic awareness), Thought/Belief Regulation (aligning with reality), and Behavior Regulation (sustainable actions).takeaway

Marc Brackett (on emotional intelligence) | Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard

Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard12 views
Regulation Strategies: Effective regulation includes prevention (preparing before an event), shifting (changing emotion type), maintaining (prolonging positive states), and boosting (enhancing current states).takeawayCo-regulation vs. Coddling: Healthy co-regulation involves supporting someone through difficulty without fixing it or taking over (e.g., watching a child climb a rock while ensuring safety), which builds resilience rathetakeaway

Why Your Grandmother Was Wrong | DTFH 753

Duncan Trussell Family Hour45 views
Silicon Valley Regulation Strategy: The host identifies a pattern where dominant tech companies advocate for strict government regulation once their technology reaches a certain level, effectively creating barriers to entakeaway“Once you get your tech to a certain level, you start advocating for regulation. Because what it does is it all the people who haven't gotten their tech to the level your tech's at, now they can't because there's [ __ ] quote

India vs. China vs. US: Who Wins the Next Decade? | WTF is Finance | Ep 1 ft. Ruchir Sharma

Nikhil Kamath101 views
Ruchir Sharma argues that India's growth is capped at ~6% due to premature welfare states, excessive regulation, and lack of economic freedom compared to the ruthless competition models of East Asia.summaryRegulation Kills Entrepreneurship: Regulation disproportionately favors incumbents and large corporations due to compliance costs, stifling small and mid-sized businesses; deregulation is essential for social mobility antakeaway“Regulation, by definition, I keep saying is pro-incumbent. And the cost of regulation has gone up so much... it kills entrepreneurship.”quote

Wolf of Wall Street Calls Out Crypto Scammers & Shares Leonardo DiCaprio Stories

FULL SEND PODCAST48 views
He emphasizes that while the SEC provides civil regulation, its absence leaves criminals vulnerable to severe federal prison sentences for fraud, and he advises influencers to maintain long-term investment positions in asummaryCryptocurrency Regulation: The lack of SEC regulation in crypto is dangerous because it forces enforcement through the US Attorney's office, which results in jail time rather than civil penalties. Belfort argues that sootakeaway

The Life-Changing Skill of Emotional Regulation - Dr Marc Brackett

Chris Williamson29 views
The conversation defines emotional intelligence not as a fixed trait but as a learnable set of skills, with emotion regulation being the highest level of performance.summaryThe RULER model of emotional intelligence consists of five skills: Recognizing, Understanding, Labeling, Expressing, and Regulating emotions. Regulation is the apex skill that determines success.takeawayEmotion regulation is defined by the acronym PRIME: Prevent (preparing for known stressors), Reduce (calming in the moment), Initiate (creating specific emotional climates for goals), Maintain (staying in flow), and Enhatakeaway

Neuroscience of Emotions & Tools for Improving Emotion Regulation | Dr. Ralph Adolphs

Andrew Huberman21 views
The conversation emphasizes that emotion regulation relies on granularity, flexibility, and the ability to switch tasks, with practices like cold exposure and meditation serving as trainable tools for autonomic control.summaryEmotional Granularity and Regulation: High emotional granularity (the ability to differentiate fine-grained emotional states) is a prerequisite for effective emotion regulation. Without precise identification, one cannottakeawayTask Switching as a Core Skill: The brain incurs a 'switching cost' when moving between tasks due to residual activity. Training the ability to disengage from external stimuli (e.g., through meditation or silence) reducetakeaway

How To Stop Living Life In Your Head - Jonny Miller

Chris Williamson33 views
The conversation explores the critical link between emotional regulation, nervous system health, and high agency, arguing that suppressing emotions through willpower creates 'emotional debt' and fragility.summaryThe guest introduces three core skills for building emotional capacity: interoception (sensing bodily states), self-regulation (downshifting the nervous system), and emotional fluidity (allowing emotions to pass through)summaryHigh Agency requires emotional regulation: Reactive tendencies (anxiety or collapse) block intentionality. High agency is synonymous with intentionality, which is compromised when the nervous system is overwhelmed by unptakeaway

Can Flock cameras fight crime without destroying privacy?

On with Kara Swisher1 views
Chris Lson discusses San Francisco's recovery through targeted surveillance technology and the resulting privacy debates, while advocating for clear crypto regulation and opposing the unmitigated AI arms race.summaryThe AI industry is engaged in an 'arms race' that is generating massive public mistrust and opposition to data centers, with companies like OpenAI spending $50M+ to crush regulation advocates like Alex Borisenko.takeawayCrypto regulation needs clarity on commodity vs. security definitions to allow traditional finance to modernize; the current 'regulation by enforcement' approach under the previous administration was harmful.takeaway

Washington Wants To Kill 50 Robotaxi Rules

Brighter with Herbert30 views
The video analyzes the accelerating path to autonomous vehicle regulation, highlighting Secretary Duffy's push for a single federal standard in the US and Tesla's data-driven strategy to secure FSD Supervised approval insummaryUS Regulation Debate: Secretary Duffy advocates for a single federal standard for autonomous vehicles to avoid a 'hodgepodge' of state laws, though guest Brian White notes the federal government can only set minimums, notakeaway“If I move the regulations too slow, we kill innovation. We kill the companies... If I go too fast though and AVs aren't ready for the rules that I give them, people get hurt... So I have to find the Goldilocks approach.quote

AI Expert’s Chilling Warning About Super-intelligence - 99.9999% Chance Human Extinction

PBD Podcast15 views
He advocates for an immediate global ban on superintelligence development, citing the prisoner's dilemma where individual actors (like tech billionaires or nations) are incentivized to race ahead despite collective risk,summaryRegulation cannot fully prevent superintelligence creation; it can only slow it down to buy time, as costs are dropping rapidly (from billions to potentially millions) and efficient algorithms could allow undetectable detakeaway“We're not solving a problem with regulation. We're slowing it down so we have more time.”quote

The Man Who Proved We Can't Control AI (And What That Means for Humanity) | Roman Yampolskiy

André Duqum36 views
He contends that current AI development is driven by misaligned incentives and a race to the bottom, with no viable safety mechanisms available, and urges immediate global regulation to halt the development of general susummaryIncentive Misalignment: The current AI race is driven by financial incentives and fear of competitors (prisoner's dilemma), preventing voluntary regulation. Even leaders who understand the risk feel compelled to continuetakeaway