#67 | Is There a Natural Hierarchy Between Men and Women?

About This Episode

In this episode I dissect the meaning behind some hot-button words like hierarchy, authority, and patriarchy to showcase that many of our misunderstandings are a product of nomenclature discrepancies and misinterpretations, not malicious intent.

Danish Author Tor Nørretranders has an important insight in his work, The User Illusion, about how as humans we feel more than we know and we know more than we can say. Therefore based on the fact that what is said is a tiny fraction of a larger picture of feeling, misinterpretations happen so easily and consistently.

Based on that I get into some important questions including is hierarchy and authority a bad thing? a good thing? How do we interpret this?

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Timestamps:

Intro 00:00 - 03:34

A Women Court Writer 03:34 - 06:41

Your Interpretation vs Their Intentions 06:41 - 11:07

Are Hierarchy and Patriarchy Good? 11:07 - 17:40

The Power of Authority 17:40 - 20:53 

What is Patriarchy 20:53 - 22:42

We're all Different  22:42 - 27:18 

Outro 22:42 - 28:15

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