Sigmund Freud: The Father of Psychoanalysis

[@Biographics]

Thank you, Brilliant! Check out Brilliant here: brilliant.org/biographics

[@rawntoler7183]

Have you thought about a video over General Mede? The Union general for the battle of Gettysburg?

[@ruthven78]

tweeted Simon a Frued meme I think he will get a kick out of

[@Fluwelenkonijn]

Maybe you can do a Bio on Michel de Ruyter, the dutch admiral behind the raid on the Medway and much much more............(suspense) :)

[@gabrielcosman]

Carl Jung next? :)

[@mpcc2022]

You're welcome, now do a biographic on Carl Jung.

[@stixvane]

This channel has brought tears to my eyes more than any other channel. "humanizing our history" should be your slogan... I feel we as people look as figures, dates and places as surreal ideas but this channel more than not shows us that our history is full of people just like you and me. I thank you

[@amb163]

Agreed. I was familiar with Freud's professional life and his ideas... but knew very little about his private life.

[@vinny5638]

Damn, you've just made me realize I mythololgize history. I view them as stories and narratives instead of humans and experiences. That's profound, i've been doing this all wrong.

[@mattdavidson535]

Agreed, to hear the true Roman stories, to me I almost view that as a long form, great story, but it’s hard to wrap my brain around the day to day, etc.

[@mattdavidson535]

Bryan Vaughan Duke you’re 100% right!

[@tigerstyle4505]

This not by accident either. How else do you turn slave states and butchers of indigenous people into supposed land of free and equal people despite that demonstrably not being the case? How else do you get patriotism, nationalism, xenophobia, etc, without lies and myths as history. Why is it so important that people be kept from their history to wealth and power? It's quite often written as narratives and characters because it's extremely beneficial for us to consume it that way to the victors who wrote it.

[@soulagent79]

"The ego is not master in its own house." - probably the most essential aspect of Freud's work.

[@Sorarixicaric]

I am really drunk atm staying in an abandoned house cause of a date, hope I made a lick of scents or not I will try and justify my reasoning when I am more equips ta. Lol

[@fishintheocean-i4g]

@@Sorarixicaric the ego is the opposite of the poltergeist, it's the fear, doubt and disbelief that binds you away from your potential, especially rebellion. It's the id (the shadow) that's the poltergeist, the inner rebel, the subconscious outlaw that wants to do what it feels like. This is why Carl Jung emphasized the importance of incorporating the shadow with other forms of the psyche (46 and 2) the separation of all negative components of the various forms of the psyche and heightening of the positive forms of the psyche. For even the id has positive elements in it's psyche, the id can be conducive to creativity.

[@Sorarixicaric]

Erm I disagree as ego dictates most if not all of what you do as it becomes the sing)e thingnsome 0eople love by as they become so abyssed/consumed by. It doesn't stop you. It just makes you live a certain way that's different from everyone's else. It's why i believe you are wrong it's because it's hard to confine it in such a way hence I feel you missguaged and got it wrong. Ego makes you feel x is right. Not because x is wrong or misguided. It doesn't worry about that it's yet way or the high way. Facts he damned otherwise it's just be logical thinking not egoetical thinking.

[@theangelbelow88]

"Sigmund's mom got it going on" - Sigmund Freud

[@cainwebb594]

YO I WOKE UP WITH THIS SONG IN MY HEAD THIS MORNING OUT OF THE BLUE ARE YOU MY TWIN?

[@flamursinani4356]

@@cainwebb594 he may be if youre an ACDC fan too 😂😂😂

[@raisa_cherry35]

@@flamursinani4356 😂😂😂😂

[@Wolvieonepunch]

Lol

[@blc0179]

"She's all I want and I waited for so long"

[@colincurrie2431]

can we get Sigmund Freud's other professional rivial Carl Jung

[@Krisenaa]

Seconded!!

[@zlatko8051]

As a persona fan,I stand with this.

[@Cosminen]

He had it all, the science and the occult to put it plainly!!! So I second that too!!

[@jbtechcon7434]

Thirded!!!

[@phyllisdicks9830]

Carried. Yeah! Do Carl Jung.

[@YCCCm7]

Freud's greatest patient was himself. So many times we can pick through his writings to find what was slightly off about him, in what he sought to find slightly off about others.

[@Simon-nw9bf]

Mans was a coke fiend and it's obvious from everything about his grandiose proclamations about his own peculiar fixations being universal beliefs to his expressions of emotional intimacy.

[@Unlikely_Pirate]

He may be a punchline now (resulting in some hilarious jokes that I find extremely funny) but I don’t think people understand the impact of his work. Whether his theories were ‘right’ is really beside the point. It’s that he sparked a whole revolution of how we think about people.

[@keenoled]

This this this

[@keenoled]

Name one science which has not become better in a hundred years.

[@FirestormX9]

@@keenoled The problem with his 'revolution' was that it wasn't a revolution at all. Philosophy had already been doing what Freud did over a thousand years later, he basically... 'emulated' the same work but with more patriarchy. He didn't spark any revolution, he made what was lacking in veritable information, more misguided. Thats what he did.

[@Zephaerie1]

Eh. He didn’t move the needle forward. In fact I think his views on female trauma (especially developmental sexuality of female adolescents and blaming the daughter if she’s assaulted by the father because she is the seducer) are **extremely harmful** and have significantly contributed to the difficulties women face when dealing with sexual assault.

[@steveweinstein3222]

@@FirestormX9 Not true at all.The scientific method of analyzing dreams as a key to the subconscious; the ego, id, superego; jokes as a clue to the subconscious; and above all, the talking cure and a lot more were all unique to him.

[@PcGamerify]

I suggest that you do Carl Jung and his fascination with the occult and genetics

[@chacallachaise]

Wedritrem archetypes as well.

[@leftthegame8039]

please do!

[@helenroberts430]

Freud: " He wants to copulate with his mother.. we'll call it the Oedipus complex" Oedipus: (who literally clawed out his eyes and killed himself when he found out he slept with his mother) "Whut now???"

[@jackcooper3307]

He didn’t kill himself

[@tainii-san5879]

He actually survived and had his daughter help guide him around since he couldn't function properly without his 👀

[@kingchad3379]

@@tainii-san5879 Correction:she was his daughter AND his half-sister.

[@tainii-san5879]

@@kingchad3379 true but I don't think he ever considered her more than a daughter 🤣

[@kingchad3379]

@@tainii-san5879 true

[@AlexM-WI]

"Uncle Escobar's marching powder" had me almost choke of laughter...🤣

[@Memento_Mori_Morals]

I loved the spot I paused that just said "Anti-Semitism" super big and had Simon's face..... that made me laugh. But I didn't know about the cocaine and Freudian connection.

[@ssbothwell]

Guys, when did you release this video? Half an hour ago? And already the views are over 3000?! Wow... Its great I'm not the only one obsessed with ALL of your channels!

[@rami_ungar_writer]

Funny story: my dad called the other day and, me being me, I answered in this way: "Guten tag, you've reached the ghost of Sigmund Freud. Tell me about your mother." He found that very amusing.

[@Jlashay325]

That's hilarious

[@jbarlow3800]

As do I

[@jbtechcon7434]

Please do one on Carl Jung and his formative relationship with Freud!

[@staticdreams]

"A Freudian slip is disappointingly not a lacy undergarmnet you wear to seduce your mother, but the act of accidentally saying something revealing." Nicely done. 😅

[@SirAshford]

Amazingly well done! I’ve been following this channel for some months now, and as a psychology student this one was really close to home. It’s actually quite sad how some events in Freud’s life played out, but his academic contributions to psychology and philosophy will be spoken of for years to come.

[@dr.lecter8818]

Subscribed. The way you carefully structure these biographies is absolutely incredible. Not to mention, Freud is constantly misunderstood and bashed so it was wonderful seeing someone break down how his ideas and the times he lived in influenced his thinking. Keep up the amazing work!!

[@jeanatwood1421]

Love that line "Uncle Pablo's marching powder."

[@dylanmak5809]

The writing on this channel and all of Simon's channels top notch!

[@constipatedinsincity4424]

Cocaine is a helluva drug!

[@josephreynolds1220]

constipated in sin city great for constipation.

[@constipatedinsincity4424]

@@josephreynolds1220 You are quite correct. I know what I'm adding to my shopping list!

[@DunnoJustLuckyIGuess]

IT'S A CELEBRATION!

[@billrentz]

It has been 40 years since I last snorted coke. I can still recall it so well that I actually start to feel it. I can easily see how it is so easily abused and become addicted.

[@constipatedinsincity4424]

@@DunnoJustLuckyIGuess And you're always invited!

[@Dirtnation2]

"Hello. I'm Dr. Freud, but you may call me Siggy"

[@raisa_cherry35]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Therika7]

Thanks!

[@ambidextrousscallywag1953]

Edward Bernays (Sigmun's nephew) also went on to become a pioneer in the field of public relations and propaganda. He described the masses as irrational and subject to herd instinct-and outlined how skilled practitioners could use crowd psychology and psychoanalysis to control them in desirable ways. Chilling.

[@merrymerry2906]

*_Jokes I can make about your look, abundant_* _Your chastity vow, redundant_

[@MidnightMan5001]

But that's enough about Mary B. Let's turn to my favorite subject: ME!

[@thejkozar]

Merry Merry I got mouth cancer, wasn’t feeling so hot Had the doc put me down with some morphine shots!

[@thevoid4060]

@Landó Orlando You took credit that you didn't deserve you're the fakest sister act since WHOOPI GOLDBERG

[@reggaeroy8468]

@butterpikmin you where running project pimp the project

[@napoleonbonaparteempereurd4676]

@Sweet Tooth from Twisted Metal I can see right through you can you've got no flavour I'm battling a Communion Wafer

[@blake_229]

Just forwarded this to my Dad. He is OBSESSED with him!!!

[@kathyannunzio3294]

" .uncle Escobar's marching powder."? I lost it after that. Had to stop the video and collect myself before I could move on.

[@theangelbelow88]

Same 😂

[@benjaminforman8901]

Uncle Escabow - I lost it!

[@ilikeyoutube836]

Me too!! 😂

[@greggo355]

😂😂 same here

[@theser1althrilla923]

Had to do a bump!

[@ignitionfrn2223]

1:30 - Chapter 1 - Oedipus Freud 5:00 - Chapter 2 - Making the man 8:45 - Chapter 3 - A brand new science 12:35 - Mid roll ads 13:50 - Chapter 4 - Breakthrough 17:25 - Chapter 5 - The end of a world 20:25 - Chapter 6 - Burning books, burning people

[@cityhawk]

“Frasier maybe a Freudian, but I am a Jungian. So there will no blaming mother today.” Niles Crane

[@owenparris7490]

Ah, a fellow man of culture!

[@Contessa6363]

Good job! I worked for a Dr. that had done some of his training at the Ana Freud Institute in London. He had a framed picture of himself and Ana hanging up in the waiting room!

[@steveweinstein3222]

Wow

[@Ozgipsy]

Absolutely my pleasure mate. All these years you’ve been so informative.

[@marjohnbuncio2782]

It's funny how back in the day, you can be "impoverished" and get a medical degree. Shows how far we've come.

[@officialeberle]

Marjohn Buncio you can do that now lmao you go into THOUSANDS of dollars in debt. Also there’s definitely scholarship opportunities. It’s just that medicine is more modern now and you actually have to be really fucking smart.

[@Docwilson91]

Freud: He wasn’t perfect, but he got the ball rolling that got us to where we are today.

[@PoolKid75]

Without Sigmund Freud we would never have had the character Frasier Crane. For that we should all be grateful.

[@venicec3310]

PoolKid75 lol

[@mignas]

Simon, you and all the channels u narrate deserve a tv show.

[@aidancleary1081]

Amazing as always! I’d be interested to see one on some artists of the 20th century. Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso or Francis Bacon for instance.

[@Kirkunik1]

As a person who spent 35 years in psychoanalysis with a Harvard trained analyst, I can attest that there is much truth to Freud's theories of the ego, the Id and the super ego. As well as the Oedipus Complex. If one wants to truly understand what motivates them....it's a deep journey that will open your eyes to your personal reality. If you have the courage to look at it. People with profound neurosis and borderline psychosis can be helped. But it takes a highly skilled Dr. Those are few and far between...and expensive. Today it's more about Behavior modification, drugs, and scraping the surface of the issues. But to truly discover yourself...it's a deep dive via Freud. Sex is obviously a major component to the human psyche. Mother and father figure relationships crucial....and projection a significant problem across the board no matter the culture. Human beings ...without self actualization....have created a path of human devastation throughout history.. However....absence of God...is the factor he missed. A moral authority is vital. There is more than the physical that determines us. There is the spiritual as well. Otherwise, we are but a machine.

[@jaredpearson1583]

Though god does not necessarily have to be the moral authority...More research should be done on using psychedelics to dissolve the ego enabling deeper introspection. I know it is being researched in canada and oregon to treat depression, anxiety, and ptsd.

[@Kirkunik1]

@@jaredpearson1583 If not God, them who? You? Me? If morality is changeable, then morality is relative. To torture and murder a child tomorrow may be justified. There must be an anchor, or nothing holds. Existence is meaningless. Why we’re here doesn’t matter. I am no different than a bacteria. My poetry, my love, my sacrifice is worthless. We are but star dust. Only....we are self aware. Conscious. If we can develop consciousness and the concept of a moral personally involved creator...that notion, that awareness did not happen in a vacuum . We were made in His image. God is written on our hearts. We were created. There is a purpose. We stand looking out into a great void...an expanse of space and time. We behold the elements. We are but an ant mound in a field. We cannot fathom New York City. Or that a farmer will come and plow us under tomorrow. We are eons old as a culture. We have our moral anchor endowedhîij in in o in i

[@jaredpearson1583]

@@Kirkunik1 Sure, I'll be your god if you want to be a sheep. Morality is not exclusive to the beliefs of any particular religion. Buddhism doesnt preach worshiping a god yet still teaches morality. It is just arrogance to push your god as being the only source of morality.

[@jayluis189]

THANK YOU!! I been asking for this for long time 🤗🤗

[@i_smoke_ghosts]

no you havnt stop telling tales

[@Meg13Crossheart]

tbh this was the 1st video of biographics that I hadn't fallen asleep to, cos usually your voice is that soothing and calm that I just felt like listening to a lullaby. But because the focus of the video is freud, I paid better attention.

[@minjadjokic6536]

"... In the description beloooowwwww" :)))) Gets me everytime Awesome video, keep it up

[@DeirdreRoxanne]

Thank you for another wonderful video. I like how you present an honest, well-researched, and open-minded view of your subject, showing us how we are complex, well-rounded beings. Although Freud's theories have come under scrutiny by members of the medical field, his influence in intellectual and literary fields is unrivaled. His insights into the human mind help us further understand art, literature, philosophy, etc. Thank you for allowing Dr. Freud to be admired and appreciated by a new generation of curiosity-seekers.

[@justinweber4977]

This video has reminded me: I need to read "The Seven Per-cent Solution" where Sherlock Holmes is being treated by Freud!

[@alanhorowitz3796]

That was also an excellent film starring Alan Arkin as Freud.

[@Claytone-Records]

Alan Horowitz, 7 Percent Solution is also the name of a ‘Psych’ band from Austin, Texas.

[@nemeczek67]

Did Freud cure Sherlock's gayness?

[@Claytone-Records]

nemeczek67, Would he have been the same if he had?

[@Claytone-Records]

Alberto Fuijimori, Oh! Alberto behave or we will put you in the corner.)

[@andrewolson5471]

A lot of people today criticize Freud's work, but the fact is he laid the groundwork for modern psychiatry. Sure, a lot of his concepts have either been debunked or expanded upon to the point they are no longer recognizable, but isn't that how all science works?

[@nikkib8811]

That was fascinating and really well told and narrated. I liked how you showed that although Freud's methods and theories may have been superceded with todays wider understandings of the workings of the mind and effective treatments, it's the fact that he developed theories and treatments in the area of the mind that played a significant part in enabling medics to realise there was a science of the mind to understand and pursue at all.

[@StoriesbyIrish]

I've missed a lot of your videos and plan to binge watch to catch up! But, before I do, I love your sponsored videos! How you advertise for your sponsor in the middle rather than viewers being interrupted by the random placed ads from KZbin is refreshing really. I have ADHD, so these videos are short enough for me to take in a lot of information, but just when everything hits a peak - it's sponsor shout out time - so it's oddly satisfying and a perfectly timed resting point to digest everything before. ♥️

[@spacepiratehacker5464]

Finally, I've been waiting for this.

[@carlarecaido6951]

I love the flow of your story. You are a natural storyteller i hope you make books someday.

[@maxcomis698]

You forgot the part of his life outlined in the documentary: “Bill and Teds Excellent Adventure”

[@carltonneckbrace4039]

Killing it Simon, respect the hustle sir.

[@miguelfranciscosp]

Carl Jung next! Congrats on the work

[@Joshyboy1928]

Thanks for this, one of your best videos to date. Much of Freud's specific theories are not adhered to rigidly any more. Yet without Freud there would be no psychotherapy, no talking cures; no understanding of an inner emotional life that is separate from biology. He is arguably one of the most important figures of the 20th century.

[@nic9511]

Criminally underrated channel I always put on your videos on my commute helping me through the morning 👍

[@rlm6213]

I've been to Příbor - it's not far from where I live. They have a Freud Museum and even the central town square is named after Sigmund Freud. It's a nice little place.

[@maximeprometheas]

6:39 - "He was really certain that a breakthrough with cocaine was where his future fame and money lay." - said everybody who was ever on cocaine.

[@frankmathews1358]

Your Chanel is #1 of its kind.

[@asielmilian38]

I heard about him when I was in high school in my psychology class.

[@steveweinstein3222]

That's nice.

[@mariyeeennee]

a critical point that i was taught was, with every psychological theory, the life, the influences and the perspective of the theorists themselves is just as important and fundamental. it was actually one of my favorite lessons, learning the science and history at the same time.

[@steveweinstein3222]

It's a good point, and one that Freud and freudians are well aware of.

[@chasinghistoryfacts4639]

Out of your vulnerabilities will come your strength. - Sigmund Freud

[@spartanburg51]

Your commercial break in the middle of the bio was brilliant.

[@MrPoupard]

Britain in the 1970s "fog, rain, drunkenness and Conservatism"? Hasn't changed then?

[@corbinhardy7294]

MrPoupard Britain is very liberal, say something mean or say they’re only two genders you’ll end up in the gulag

[@hanjitomoe-kiryuin2593]

MrPoupard I mean there’s a bit less fog nowadays isn’t there?😅

[@Chetglass_]

Fog, Rain, and the Prophet Muhammad

[@bishop51807]

@@corbinhardy7294 Not to be confused with American conservatism.

[@Juliobrem]

Yeah pretty conservative while Tommy Robinson was o prison because of political correctness ..

[@purplecapricorn79]

Why am I LIVING for the first Freud family portrait!!!! ????? Carl Jung next please? As a former psychology major, I cant here enough about Freud!

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

You did Walt, now it’s time for Michael Eisner and Iger

[@i_smoke_ghosts]

hey stop inviting dennis rodman over for sessions

[@Red_Lanterns_Rage]

F both of em man..... Eisner was just an ass and Igor is a fool with delusions of grandeur....also Igor has no moral compass....

[@Nightwalker-zk6ce]

Kim’s right, do Eisner

[@J.Mathias44]

Thank Simon and team! Another very enjoyable Biographic video!

[@alexklemens6005]

Ofc I just took my PSYC Exam before this came out 😭

[@torqueamerican4319]

WOW - so interesting and really fantastic delivery from Simon !!!!! BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!

[@mireillelebeau2513]

A lot of people asking for Carl Jung, though it would be interesting, let me suggest Alfred Adler. Maybe the greatest psychoanalyst but the least popular one.

[@SergeLabelle]

En effet. Mireille, je vous conseille un ouvrage: "The courage to be disliked" de l'auteur Ichiro Kishimi . Un best-seller mondial et qui s'inspire des theses 'Adler.

[@sp769]

His son Steven Adler is a great drummer in guns and roses!

[@eggsaladsamich7396]

You and your crew do so much work and research for the rest of us..they cant cant be bothered to worry bout this.

[@jeremygolub6778]

You can also do his nephew, Edward Bernays- the father of public relations.

[@sdgilleland]

Absolutely fantastic! Been waiting for this one. Thank you! Would love to see one on Carl Jung.

[@ThePhilMuz]

Thank u so much for doing this video. I think ur great at what u do & it just so happens that I think this man is one of the greatest unsung hero’s of whom I have ever had the good fortune of being gifted to study. Thank u.

[@steveweinstein3222]

I'd say he's hardly unsung.

[@vladpuha]

Thank you Simon. Absolutely great work. Please please do a video and explain how on earth you getting so much information so accurate with detail and neutrality at the same time.

[@pauliedibbs9028]

It wasn’t just the sexual views that got Freud in so much trouble. He was by then already a huge cocaine addict and would prescribe/recommend cocaine for just about every ailment, physical or mental..

[@VictorPerez-vu1fo]

At that time cocaine wasn't illegal, and in fact it was used as a sedative in various proccedures. That said at the time a friend of Freud's got the credit for anasthesia in dental proccedures after reciveing the tip from Freud

[@VictorPerez-vu1fo]

Oh, wait, it did show up in the video

[@bishop51807]

@@VictorPerez-vu1fo god forbid we have to do some research ourselfs.

[@pauliedibbs9028]

@KMSMista and all who are confused; I am one of the firm believers that the drug rampage wasn't _just_ the final nail, that is all I am trying to emphasize... It played a very significant role in his life, and of course, his exile/demise/end.

[@VictorPerez-vu1fo]

I don't know if the watched the video bit was for me, but I hadn't when I first answered. And regarding his use of cocaine, as far as I can recall he did not become as addicted (to be honest, I wouldn't compare his use with his tobacco consumption) to it as he was way too fond of his cigars. Because of the cancer he was operated a total of 31 times if my memory is right. In somewhat poetic fashion he ended his life because of his own oral fixations as he would have described it.

[@yaraviera4444]

Thanks for your program.

[@gamiese1000]

Great video as always! Please do one for Wilhelm Reich! It would be tremendously interesting for those who don't know him or his work!

[@MsTwissy]

I think you’ve underestimated just how scientifically unsound his theories were

[@craigjohnson3826]

Ikr. The more I find out about Freud, the less he seems like one of the fathers of psychology and more like the king of projection and rampant generalization.

[@MsTwissy]

@@craigjohnson3826 yeah we learned that he was what you would call an “armchair psychologist” who didn’t practice real science. He would sit around and think of theories and then find evidence that supported them. But that is like the picture in the textbook entry of confirmation bias. And unsurprisingly none of his biggest theories have stood up to scientific testing. He influenced a lot of really amazing actual scientists who developed actual theories, and he popularized psychology so it could develop into a huge well known and respected field like it is today, so I have to respect his influence actually being important. But I don’t call him a psychologist and neither did my professors. They said he was more like a philosopher of psychology

[@kevinreedmusic]

I know I’m not the first to ask, but can you do Carl Jung? Would love to learn more about his life. Thank you for this, by the way!

[@b.g.7580]

Can you do a video on Hideki Tojo?

[@luxembourgishempire2826]

Yes. They should

[@merrymerry2906]

Agreed and Abe no Seimei

[@ChillinDylan69]

Fun listening to these. My great great great grandfather was Alexander Franz and it’s interesting to learn about these things

[@DarkAngelEU]

Shredding Freud only shows one's ignorance towards his work. Reading study cases like the Wolf Man, small diary notes about hiking with fellow artists who annoyingly try to ignore his bringing up the fleetingness of beauty, or his initial theories on grief, he contributed solely so much that can be regarded as a scientific basis for modern philosophy. This man deserves the same respect like Nietzsche, Kant or even Aristotle.

[@monticore1626]

Aristottle was also wrong on pretty much everything (as well as being sexist af) and potentially set material science back be over two millennia

[@DarkAngelEU]

@@monticore1626 Unbeknownst to you, Ancient Greece was rather progressive for its time. And we owe alot of things to Aristotle, like universities, drama, not to mention he inspired very important thinkers like Marx, Spinoza and Kant. I don't know how old you are, but you just sound very ignorant on the issue and care more about feeling offended by dead men from millennia ago rather than looking how their work has and might merit you. Feels like I'm watching Tar again. Disgusting.

[@harmankardon478]

he was a pervert, not on Nietzsches level.

[@sustainablyyours3029]

Thank you so muchhh for the good work, keep it up

[@seleneni1267]

Among that 50 million, one of them was Edward Cullen- except he didn't die

[@Andrei-ld3gw]

Thank GOD you minimized the ads!

[@phantombeard6262]

YES! Liked the moment I saw it was Freud! Maybe some other major figures in psychology as well, like Phillipe Pinel, Benjamin Rush, or Carl Jung? (Pinel and Rush made Asylums a bit more bearable, in Europe and America respectively. And Yung is a psychologist like Freud, developed the idea of the Persona)

[@duanmcinnes]

Awesome. Just when I think you will run out of interesting content, you pop out this number! Cheers

[@DivoGo]

Great job Simon and gang! Carl Jung next. Starting school soon to become a Jungian therapist.✌🏾👍🏾🌈❤️

[@Galaar]

Another fascinating bio. I am so grateful, it's been a trying week and this was just the relaxing distraction I needed.

[@bigtimepimpin666]

18:15 all three of his sons went to the front. A stereotype of Jews is that they evade military service. Reality shows differently.

[@Snp2024]

Take example of India a jew field Marshall divided Pakistan in two countries in 1971 war . Sam manekshaw.

[@bigtimepimpin666]

@@Snp2024 thank you. I am definitely going to look into that person. I really regret the disgusting behavior of some. But I see no shortage of people who have been a blessing to their host country.

[@bigtimepimpin666]

@@Snp2024 allow me to also share the story of the All American jew Ben Salomon. He was a dentist in WWII who wanted to be infantry. He was shot 76 times and bayonets too many times to count. He killed 96 Japanese soldiers. Look him up. You could not make this up.

[@WhitneyReacts]

Just in time for the module on Freud for my Psychology class. Epic timing.

[@Juliobrem]

Please do one from VIKTOR FRANKL!

[@Biographics]

We did. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJ20g6Gva8eIoqc

[@tabithaalethea1401]

such an awesome channel!

[@alphaxalex1634]

EPIC RAP BATTLES OF HISTORY MOTHER TERESA VERSES *insert video title*

[@jongussner6590]

This was truly enlightening... The only thing you missed imho is his inspirations from Nietzsche, but otherwise an impeccable observation.

[@wrednydziadzio687]

Freud was a genius and explorer and then for 150 years thousands of people called psychologists did everything to deny or modify his discoveries to be in line with official politics or religion

[@jesusistheonlygodamen3406]

A few examples?

[@morganbradshaw5588]

I remember learning about him in an English lesson when studying Jekyll and Hyde. It bored me so much but looking back his life was very interesting.

[@DrewberTravels]

6:02 that was so weird... it sounds like both 19 and 18... i had to listen to it 3 times to really be able to tell it was correctly 1882.

[@baconacresfarm9]

Man!!! You do a great job. I could listen to your for hours. What about covering the live of one of the three stooges in such a way to capture all the drama that went on between all three (actually 5) of them. Might be interesting.

[@ZeyaRudaRozena97]

You forgot to mention he met Bill and Ted

[@VallhallaViking]

I love your approach to history very interesting keep up the good work

[@RickReasonnz]

C-c-c-c-cocaine!? Oh boy, never saw that coming!

[@DunnoJustLuckyIGuess]

GREAT NOW THAT SONG IS STUCK IN MY HEAD THANKS seriously thanks i love that song

[@theactualghostboi6777]

Thank you for doing one on Freud,I've always found him.. interesting

[@robjef622]

How about a 'Mother Teresa - The Demon in Disguise' video to go with the recent ERB episode?

[@Xavyer13]

Thank you for this video. Cheers from Costa Rica