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The Sanctimony Trap: Why Dr. Jonas Salk's Altruism Still Matters - The Earnest Mann Show

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The Sanctimony of Sobriety: A Critical Take

Hello, Earnest Mann here! In this episode, I take on the topic of sanctimonious individuals, particularly those who become self-righteous after making life changes like quitting alcohol. If you've ever felt put off by people who act like they’ve found a new religion after giving up a vice, this one's for you.

Why Sanctimonious Behavior Misses the Mark

I break down the problem with making sweeping statements about personal life changes, particularly sobriety. Everyone's journey is different, and what works for one person isn't a one-size-fits-all solution. It's not just about quitting alcohol—it's about the broader issue of people imposing their experiences on others as if they hold universal truths.

Dr. Jonas Salk and the Spirit of Altruism

I also touch on the inspirational example of Dr. Jonas Salk, the developer of the polio vaccine, who famously gave away his discovery for the benefit of humanity. This stands in stark contrast to the self-absorbed attitudes of those who believe their personal choices should be everyone’s guide.

The Narcissism Behind Modern Evangelism

The discussion extends to the growing trend of narcissism in society, driven by capitalist values that emphasize self-importance. This episode challenges the notion that individual achievements, like giving up alcohol, should be celebrated as moral victories that others must acknowledge.

If you like what I do, and would like to throw some small yet seriously appreciated support my way, here's the link - https://ko-fi.com/earnestmann - THANK YOU!

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And you can listen to this, or any of my many other episodes, at - https://theearnestmannshow.com/episodes

And last but certainly not least, if you are fed up with your current existence, and want to take your life in a very different but much better direction, take a look at what I have to say here - https://theearnestmannshow.com/designing-and-building-your-nearly-perfect-future

If you have a suggestion for an episode topic, or simply want to get together for fascinating conversation and drinks, you can also reach out to me personally, via my website's contact page - https://theearnestmannshow.com/aboutcontact

My website is a work in progress, I update its content as time allows as I am just a one "Mann" show - ha ha, so check for new things periodically, you will find interesting and entertaining things there.

Please consider, that by visiting the website and supporting this show, you're supporting an actual person, not some mega corporation, that wouldn't know human compassion if it hit them over the head!

Perhaps most importantly, by leaving a comment after you listen to an episode, your opinion or advice may help another person in this world more than you know, and I'm not kidding, I have seen it time and again, so leave a comment, and maybe change a person's life for the better!

Take care - Earnest

© 2023 The Earnest Mann Show

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300 episodes

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Contenu fourni par Earnest Mann. Tout le contenu du podcast, y compris les épisodes, les graphiques et les descriptions de podcast, est téléchargé et fourni directement par Earnest Mann ou son partenaire de plateforme de podcast. Si vous pensez que quelqu'un utilise votre œuvre protégée sans votre autorisation, vous pouvez suivre le processus décrit ici https://fr.player.fm/legal.

The Sanctimony of Sobriety: A Critical Take

Hello, Earnest Mann here! In this episode, I take on the topic of sanctimonious individuals, particularly those who become self-righteous after making life changes like quitting alcohol. If you've ever felt put off by people who act like they’ve found a new religion after giving up a vice, this one's for you.

Why Sanctimonious Behavior Misses the Mark

I break down the problem with making sweeping statements about personal life changes, particularly sobriety. Everyone's journey is different, and what works for one person isn't a one-size-fits-all solution. It's not just about quitting alcohol—it's about the broader issue of people imposing their experiences on others as if they hold universal truths.

Dr. Jonas Salk and the Spirit of Altruism

I also touch on the inspirational example of Dr. Jonas Salk, the developer of the polio vaccine, who famously gave away his discovery for the benefit of humanity. This stands in stark contrast to the self-absorbed attitudes of those who believe their personal choices should be everyone’s guide.

The Narcissism Behind Modern Evangelism

The discussion extends to the growing trend of narcissism in society, driven by capitalist values that emphasize self-importance. This episode challenges the notion that individual achievements, like giving up alcohol, should be celebrated as moral victories that others must acknowledge.

If you like what I do, and would like to throw some small yet seriously appreciated support my way, here's the link - https://ko-fi.com/earnestmann - THANK YOU!

If you're interested in growing your Channel, please click on my affiliate link for free Tube Buddy, which can dramatically improve views of your YouTube content- https://www.tubebuddy.com/pricing?a=temspodcasttbfree

And you can listen to this, or any of my many other episodes, at - https://theearnestmannshow.com/episodes

And last but certainly not least, if you are fed up with your current existence, and want to take your life in a very different but much better direction, take a look at what I have to say here - https://theearnestmannshow.com/designing-and-building-your-nearly-perfect-future

If you have a suggestion for an episode topic, or simply want to get together for fascinating conversation and drinks, you can also reach out to me personally, via my website's contact page - https://theearnestmannshow.com/aboutcontact

My website is a work in progress, I update its content as time allows as I am just a one "Mann" show - ha ha, so check for new things periodically, you will find interesting and entertaining things there.

Please consider, that by visiting the website and supporting this show, you're supporting an actual person, not some mega corporation, that wouldn't know human compassion if it hit them over the head!

Perhaps most importantly, by leaving a comment after you listen to an episode, your opinion or advice may help another person in this world more than you know, and I'm not kidding, I have seen it time and again, so leave a comment, and maybe change a person's life for the better!

Take care - Earnest

© 2023 The Earnest Mann Show

  continue reading

300 episodes

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