Robert Greene on Surviving Impossible Crises Through Purpose
Robert Greene explains how extreme crises unlock hidden capabilities, citing Nando Parrado's Andes survival and Viktor Frankl's thesis.
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Author Robert Greene joins Shaan Puri and Sam Parr to discuss his new book, The Law of the Sublime, and how surviving a massive stroke reshaped his worldview. They explore why modern technology produces inner flatness, how absence and mystery create power in an attention-saturated culture, the psychological roots of charisma, and why the dark side of human nature makes artificial intelligence deeply dangerous.
Robert Greene explains how extreme crises unlock hidden capabilities, citing Nando Parrado's Andes survival and Viktor Frankl's thesis.
Author Robert Greene explains why AI supercharges human malice, triggers white-collar backlash, and erodes critical thinking.
Robert Greene explains why charisma comes from surviving hardship and why policy lists always lose to mythic identity.
Robert Greene explains why effortless tech kills your sense of awe, and how surviving a stroke taught him to find the sublime without a screen.
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