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Andrew Huberman · 2024-10-28

How to Deal With High Conflict People | Bill Eddy

How to Deal With High Conflict People | Bill Eddy

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Chimp Empire

Netflix (inferred)

“if you want a really good watch and you want to learn about human behavior watch chimp Empire”
“if you want to learn about human behavior watch chimp Empire the Netflix series because it's basically the core circuitry of the primate brain in action”— host

The guest's own work

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5 Types of People Who Can Ruin Your Life

Bill Eddy

“Dr Bill Eddie is the author of several important books related to this topic such as five types of people that can ruin your life it's an excellent book I've read it and I highly recommend it”— guest
BookBy the guest

Adult Bullies: How to Spot Them, Stop Them, and Stay Safe

Bill Eddy

“he's also written books about adult bullies which are becoming increasingly common online and in real life”— guest

Also referenced (named, not recommended)

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The No Asshole Rule

Robert I. Sutton

“there was a guy in Silicon Valley wrote a book The no a-hole Rule and he talked about Steve Jobs in there because he knew Steve Jobs”— guest
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Steve Jobs

Walter Isaacson (inferred)

“so I remember reading his biography like thousand Pages or whatever and what stood out to me was that he blamed people sometimes”— guest
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The Anxious Generation

Jonathan Haidt

“We had a guest on this podcast Jonathan height who's written the book anxious generation the codling of the American mind”— host
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The Coddling of the American Mind

Jonathan Haidt & Greg Lukianoff (inferred)

“Jonathan height who's written the book anxious generation the codling of the American mind”— host
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The Narcissism Epidemic

Jean Twenge (inferred)

“a researcher in San Diego wrote the narcissism epidemic and she says from her research that the decade you're born in influences your personality development”— guest