Unclosed Loops: Why We Remember the Rude Stuff
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Unclosed Loops: Why We Remember the Rude Stuff
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About this listen
About this Episode: This is a Raw Memo edition of All Things Human. In the spirit of staying authentic and keeping the conversation moving, I’m skipping the studio polish and the theme music to bring you a thought exactly as it happened.
In this memo:
- The "Type 3" Distraction: Why some public behaviors feel like a "system failure" rather than a simple annoyance.
- Unclosed Loops: The psychological reason why we remember a rude encounter from 15 years ago.
- Shared Scripts: How the lack of explicit rules in public spaces is changing the way we interact with one another.
The Goal of All Things Human: To explore the quiet rules of how we are with each other—even when those rules get broken.
#HumanExperience #PublicEtiquette #RawPodcast #SocialPsychology #HumanBehavior #AllThingsHuman
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