• The Ten Shameful Memories That Kill You

  • May 23 2024
  • Duración: 42 m
  • Podcast

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The Ten Shameful Memories That Kill You

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  • Shame.

    Most of us experience it. A few of us are burdened with it in unusually (and, some would say, unfairly) high quantities. Whilst religious and political authorities have at times encouraged shame as a means of self-control (or, frankly, a way of ensuring that fun things feel less fun), these days it is generally felt that shame is a bad thing - that negative self-evaluation can stunt our ability to make progress, can be a motivation to quit, can cause pain, distrust, and feelings of worthlessness.

    But according to an obscure text by Edward J. Peng, the impact of shame is worse even than that. Much, much worse.

    A deep dive into Peng's theories opens up a world of startling implications for the way in which we ought to understand life and death itself. It suggests reasons for some of the deepest injustices in human society. But they also leave a lot of questions unanswered, and when one advocate for his work begins digging for answers, it leads to more horrifying possibilities than even Edward J. Peng could have imagined...

    A story about living with shame. And dying from it.

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