The Psychology of Loyal Idiots — What Hannah Arendt Called the Most Terrifying Evil of All скачать в хорошем качестве

The Psychology of Loyal Idiots — What Hannah Arendt Called the Most Terrifying Evil of All

History's greatest atrocities weren't carried out by monsters. They were carried out by ordinary people who stopped thinking for themselves. In this video, we explore Hannah Arendt's groundbreaking concept the "banality of evil" through the trial of Adolf Eichmann, Stanley Milgram's obedience experiments, the collapse of Enron, and the psychology of cognitive dissonance. What makes this idea so unsettling isn't that it explains history. It's that it explains right now, the organizations, cultures, and communities most of us are part of today. If you've ever wondered how intelligent, educated, well-meaning people participate in harm without ever seeming to notice, this video is for you. Topics covered: — Hannah Arendt and the banality of evil — The Eichmann trial in Jerusalem (1961) — Stanley Milgram's obedience experiments — Leon Festinger and cognitive dissonance — The Enron scandal and motivated reasoning — Dan Kahan's research on identity-protective cognition — How to think independently in a world designed to stop you Philosophy and psychology explored not as lectures, but as thinking that actually costs something. #HannahArendt, #BanalityOfEvil, #Psychology, #Philosophy, #MilgramExperiment, #CriticalThinking