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Two types of ego @OfficialFlagrant

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So this is what's really interesting. So

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in the west we're very familiar with

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narcissism, right? And narcissism is

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like I have a big ego. So I'm the best.

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I'm better than everybody else.

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Everybody should, you know, get in line

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to spend time with me. There's another

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kind of ego, this gets a bit technical,

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called damic ego, which is just as

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powerful of an ego, but it is negative

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in direction. I'm a loser. I'm pathetic.

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I'm an incel. And if you try to talk to

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a narcissist about how they're not the

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best on the planet, they will never

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understand. And if you talk to an incel,

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which I've done a lot about how they're

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not pathetic, you're not a loser.

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You're, you know, like you've had some

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bad experiences, but believe in

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yourself, man. That low self-esteem is

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also ego. Because the really strong

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thing is I I I I

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>> And when I work with patients who are

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depressed, it's really interesting what

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they say. I'm a loser. My family is

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better off without me. My kids would be

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so much better if I was not alive

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anymore. Everyone at my job hates me.

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But it's still me me.

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Which is what's really interesting

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because if we look at meditation and

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psychedelics and their usage and

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treatment refractory depression, the

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mechanism through which they work is

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they shut off a part of our brain called

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the default mode network. This is the

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part of our brain that gives us

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self-awareness and allows us to think

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about ourselves and self-reflect. So

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when someone is hyper super depressed,

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they're constantly thinking about

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themselves. I'm a loser. I'm pathetic.

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When someone is narcissistic, they're

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constantly thinking about themselves.

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Mhm.

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>> When we shut off that part of the brain,

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that's what correlates with healing and

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depression, healing from some degrees of

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trauma. And meditation shuts off that

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part of the brain, too. So then we start

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thinking about myself, right? That's

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sort of like I'm not trying to get an A

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in class. I don't I'm not looking at my

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grades. That's I I don't care about

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achievement. It's just I'm going to try

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to learn medicine as best as I can. So

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once the default mode network shuts off,

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and this is why people with psych who

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use psychedelics like they feel

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connected to everything. I realize I

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wasn't what I thought I was. This whole

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life has there's this bigger purpose,

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this grander thing.

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