Solomon's Paradox: Why It's So Hard to Take Your Own Advice

[@sofaking1611]

Its easy to provide perspective from a 3rd person pov, but from 1st person pov who is taking the advice, there is more information than what is provided

[@MindKnown]

Absolutely! Thanks for watching 😊

[@peterrex8191]

Excellent videos have helped me in just a few days examine my own mental biases..it’s actually quite fun and somewhat liberating..

[@MindKnown]

Thank you, I'm glad you found my videos helpful! 😊

[@taaayooos]

self-distancing = questions in the third person. give advice to the person in the mirror.

[@StephenRansom47]

Not to doubt the narrative, BUT … was Solomon really bad about personal wisdom? Or is there another story hidden in the admissions of his personal life. After all, do we take stories about Zeus sleeping around, serious? How much of humanities history a biased narrative in hindsight? - further, The Solomon Paradox works very nicely in reverse … see: Parallel Sympathy through video observation. Mostly in tactile response, and a reason why pornography is a thing. A kind of “In Another’s Shoes” thing.

[@MindKnown]

I suspect it’s just a convenient narrative to make this phenomenon more memorable!

[@akramelnady4876]

what is the last king of the ancient United Kingdom of Israel means, what ancient United Kingdom of Israel. what is this narrative!

[@MindKnown]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Israel_(united_monarchy)