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EPISODE · Aug 6, 2026 · 1H 53M

XXV: How Abusing Trust RUINS Society | Andrew Briggs

from Unfolding · host Zac Arnold

Andrew Briggs gets called a feminist, a MAGA chud, and a liberal cuck in the same comment section. Twice in one week. That is what happens when you refuse to be certain in public. It started in eighth grade, when he was so sure a friend was telling the truth he nearly fought a kid over it. Then his certainty about God went. Then his certainty about addicts, when his sister overdosed. Then his career, when the market told him nobody cared about the thing he spent ten years learning. We ended up somewhere neither of us planned, on a question nobody has ever asked him, and both of us were watery-eyed by the end.The eighth grade lie he believedWhy most beliefs collapse three questions deepStrength and kindness as two separate axesSecond place at being Andrew TateThe market ignores your hard-won expertiseWhy talk therapy feels like thoughts and prayersThe question he has never been askedSubscribe and come along early on the journey as I build this show one conversation at a time.Unfolding XXV---Check Out Andrew's Work Here:https://linktr.ee/realandrewbriggsMusic by Isaac Haines: https://isaachaines.ca/ Dig Deeper Into All Things Kaizen:https://linktr.ee/zacarnold---Timestamps00:00-1:14 Intro1:14-8:59 The lie Andrew was ready to fight over8:59-14:17 Where most people's beliefs collapse14:17-18:18 The piece everyone misunderstands about masculinity18:18-23:28 The handkerchief drop and the power women forget they have23:28-30:40 Best case scenario, you are second place at being your idol30:40-36:14 Compare to study, not to measure36:14-45:57 The most depressing thing Andrew has ever written45:57-55:12 Bleeding in public, and the guest who gets you cancelled55:12-57:47 The issue everyone agrees on and pretends they don't57:47-1:02:59 What women misunderstand about power1:02:59-1:10:48 The right person, and what nobody wants to name about love1:10:48-1:15:49 Andrew turns the questions around on me1:15:49-1:24:11 You cannot force faith1:24:11-1:32:42 Many ways up the mountain of spirituality1:32:42-1:40:35 The trauma every other host asks him about1:40:35-1:48:33 The problem with talk therapy1:48:33-1:52:37 The question he has never been asked

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