Friends of The Semel Institute: Open Mind with Park Dietz 12-03-2013

PREVENTING VIOLENCE IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS:
Park Dietz saw early in his career that much violent
crime could be prevented with early intervention.
He will describe a career-long quest to prevent
violence within institutions, including great success
in working with America's largest corporations and
great frustration in trying to work with educational
institutions, whose many constituencies create
roadblocks to the protection of students.

[@johnwillis3924]

This guy is remotely one of a kind ...the world needs more of him

[@sikandarkhan6362]

yes he is genius and experienced psychiatrist I have ever seen.

[@danielelise7348]

I LOVE listening to this man & his brilliant mind speak,you can hear the depth of his experience just listening to him.

[@adamhonestyanddecency5054]

I’ve only seen this guy on The Iceman Tapes. That alone is enough to arouse my interest.

[@preetihamilton2852]

Without even ever meeting this amazing personality I ve learned sooooo much wonder what it will b like to be by his side. I wish to meet him atleast once in my life I hope my wish comes true.

[@elisalopezcanalejo3222]

Me2

[@cdr33m]

Would love to see this guy on Joe Rogan podcast just to get these ideas to broader public. So much knowledge.

[@BruceRioux]

Wow!!! I learned so much from Dr. Dietz's talk.

[@NickanM]

DARN! Thank you so much for the upload, Park Dietz is one of my personal heroes! :)

[@quantummath]

He's an example of keeping the mind open and thinking outside the box while maintaining the commitment to logic and reason! Wonderful talk. May others take on the torch after him.

[@TruthRevoltNews]

More people need to see this video because it is full of important information, thank you patricia :)

[@floozyish]

Park is the man!

[@tracyray9518]

I love watching him so interesting

[@Joesfosterdogs]

"Everything became relevant to crime solving"-- he is employing the "begin with the end in mind" habit which allows for data to be stored with a purpose. Most of us go backwards after we determine the end in mind. When we start with the end in mind, we can gather & categorize data along the way.

[@kingpriapatius5832]

Great Psychiatrist. Really nice to hear that he used to play drums haha

[@jk7753]

poor guy so much of his statements seemed to go over the crowds heads.. same with his humorous statements... whoosh right over their heads

[@amandamcbride256]

The man, the myth, the legend! He is so sexy. That brain of his alone and incredible compassion. Just saying.

[@enlightenedwarrior7119]

Cool down girl

[@kirstystar74]

Absolutely right....I feel the Same. 🤩

[@algebra5766]

Brilliant!!

[@juliapirrat3026]

Park dietz is a very smart deep intelligent man who dive deeply solving the dark mysterious cruel minds

[@ginawhoever9734]

i absolutely love Park Dietz . he has absolutely been a pioneer in his field in many different ways. it makes me wince a bit when he starts talking about his suggestions and recommendations about 'media coverage and it's effects' on violent crime rates at around 33min... and how his suggestions about *not* sensationalizing crimes in the media (naturally) *did drop* the rate of similar violent crimes in large numbers. because what do we have now, in our current time? OVER-sensationalizing such violent crimes/murders, and murderers... an obviously forgotten (i often believe it was 'forgotten' on purpose... in other words, fear-mongering *News Programs* to keep people afraid at all times), or possibly even progressively ignored lesson of true, genuine success. SMH... it makes me beyond frustrated, because they *do* have (obviously not ALL, but) many tools at their disposal to have an effective outcome in many of these cases, and the idiot 'puppet media' (as usual) ignores the truth and the valid information that they are THERE to inform the public about, in favor of creating a half hour long terror-show. i only hope that Park Dietz, and those of his caliber receive their highly due recognition for the work that they have done, and the massive amounts of information that they have discovered in their fields, *for the good/protection* of the people, and a safer environment. not to even mention the vast amounts of information that they personally went in and learned from interviewing such violent, and criminally insane individuals. and i am *not* talking about Geraldo Rivera people... i am talking about very studied, very intelligent, and very innovative people such as Park Dietz in this lecture.

[@mark83175]

Gina Whoever It was in a time long before the internet. It applies.

[@maxwatson4545]

This guy needs to be cloned

[@tugger]

Park Dietz is the Cassandra of our time. Speaking the truth and being ignored (by the powers that be)

[@josephjochman4276]

I don't understand exactly how one man can "understand" so much about this kind of thing. Sociology, psychology, epidemiology, criminology, he even mentions the "tenured Marxist" at Berkeley; hell, I'm 32 -- been reading and doing graduate level research on these things for a combined 20+ years yet I don't know what I've retained or what I'm surprised I've retained in retrospect. What is going on lol?

[@rickbruner]

Joseph Jochman He's a very smart man. I watch such interviews all the time. I'm rarely impressed. He impressed me. Incredible attention to detail. Watch his interview of serial killer, Richard Kuklinski. He was able to get The Iceman to open up and thank him for telling him deep things about him. There was true respect there from a man who would kill anyone who made him feel the least bit insecure since being a teen. Dietz is a pro. If you are doing research yourself and want insights into how the world works, pay attention to the larger themes here - incredible red tape, misincentives, corruption in large government and educational bureaucracies.

[@theflaca]

You need to stop drinking beer down at the local uni tavern every lunchtime.

[@enlightenedwarrior7119]

@@rickbruner m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/jF7GiJWnZrWiidk YURI BEZMENOV WILL BLOW YOUR MIND!!! (full lecture ... m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/mImWdo15i89ljqM KGB defector Yuri Bezmenov's warning to America - KZbin this says it all

[@angeliqueoren2462]

Really 8 minutes for the intro

[@WImob420]

Doing security at a Max security psych hospital I noticed the moon does effect something. Not the full moon, but 3 days before and 3 days after. Night of quite and eerie, 3 days before and after chaos. 🤔

[@scottandrew8906]

Such an interesting man.

[@victorvictor8587]

Dr. Park Looks Like a Vampire he Should've Appeared in the Lost Boys .

[@DeeJKerei]

hes kinda seksi i like the way he smiles and cuts it off just as quickly

[@tyronephipps7759]

Park, it's on the parents to teach these things at a youth, many of the woman who have something in their purse to protect would never use it. How do you balance protection against trying to get people to learn to teach thier children?

[@Camcolito]

'Actually, I've come to learn that corporations are moral' - Even the smartest people can say the stupidest things.

[@riannonsonsa6395]

I don`t get it, here he says Psychopaths are nothing but beasts and basically hopeless cases and when he talked to The Iceman (in a documentary) he said that even people with the genetics for anti-social disorder etc. can become in most cases decent people if the parents raised them with love, affection etc. Basically saying that the genetics load the gun and the environment pulls the trigger. Am I missing something here or did he just really contradict himself?

[@antiochiaadtaurum3786]

Coolest name this side of Neptune

[@DeeJKerei]

The most interesting individual ever - I wonder how did he sleep st nights and did he EVER think that surveillance cameras would come into evidence gathering - hunting down - prosecuting people who need to be stopped

[@drgonzoraulduke924]

Noticed sum of his darkly humorous jokes went right over their thick skulls...doh!!!

[@enlightenedwarrior7119]

I got a ged and could have told ya the media coverage puts ideas in people's heads

[@STHFGDBY]

Personality disorders come in many shades and colours, some are born with one and others are moulded into one. A child can have one but because of his or her positive upbring he or she doesn't become a person with evil intent. A child with a disorder brought up in a violent unloving dysfunctional family could end up spending life in prison for some crime. So where do we draw the line and not blame the adult for their criminal life when their upbringing is introduced into the equation. Is it fair to lock a person up for the rest of their life if they were victims of circumstances as a child? It's a hard one because though you can enter that child's upbringing into the equation you still have to protect the public from the violent adult if the adult cannot be changed. If I ever had a moment to speak to God I would ask him would he take a child's upbringing into consideration when it comes to condemning a soul to Hell or not.

[@why_so_serious]

8:22

[@victorvictor8587]

All of this Can be Rewritten Imagine if those Doctors Had 1 Percent of God's Knowledge .

[@aragog0559]

Huh?

[@tommyakacyda2886]

He got to know Dahmer, wich tells everything how god he is.

[@sabrinagana]

I'm paying thru the nose for my undergrad!!! How did Park afford to get an MD, MHA, and PhD!?!?!? That is prob close to $500,000 in education (we all know Harvard ain't cheap). I am jealous.

[@amykamrowski7862]

Sabrina Gana he went to school in the 70s! He came from a family of Doctors. So there was family money. There is a possibility of grants and other free money.

[@amykamrowski7862]

SRV1 legacy student!!!

[@amykamrowski7862]

SRV1 he got into Cornell because he was a legacy student! Which is a thing!

[@amykamrowski7862]

SRV1 the question was how he got into Cornell. The answer is his father was an Ivy League graduate. He got in because he was a legacy student.

[@amykamrowski7862]

SRV1 this had nothing to do with Trump or who you perceive I voted for. Your psychic powers are off dude!!!!

[@DeeJKerei]

talk to the child -- I think check up on the parents and see how the child lives

[@billscannell93]

Corporations are moral? What are ya, nuts?

[@andric2008]

Bill Scannell they are moral in the sense that they react to monetary incentives quickly and do the risk minimising things proposed by the professional

[@Dreadwinner]

🤷

[@hoss-lk4bg]

tha mindless rambling ends at approx 5 mins # pisses sitting down