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EPISODE · Oct 23, 2020 · 55 MIN

Episode 49: Why do we always assume the worst in people?

from Truth Island · host Aaron Azerad

Joe and I try to figure out why we always assume the worst in people ranging from things such as small compliments to just how trustful we ought to be in life.Topics Covered:Assumptions about people versus reality. How personal traumas keep us jaded. Times in life we shouldn't be too trusting.How to integrate new people into our lives with little risk.When to push the eject button. Basic trust in humanity.

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Joe and I try to figure out why we always assume the worst in people ranging from things such as small compliments to just how trustful we ought to be in life.Topics Covered:Assumptions about people versus reality. How personal traumas keep us...

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