We Adore the Ones Who Ignore Us and Ignore the Ones Who Adore Us (4K)
Mon Jan 05 2026
Why do we chase people who seem uninterested while ignoring those who show us affection? This episode explores the human desire for attention and validation through the writings of John Adams (1750s-1805).Topics covered:- The fundamental human need for recognition and distinction- How scarcity creates desire in relationships- Social exchange theory and ownership bias- Why we value what we can't haveFeaturing extensive readings from John Adams' diary and political writings on ambition, envy, vanity, and the pursuit of admiration.________________Website: https://www.substratum611.comShop Substratum 611: https://shop.substratum611.comSocial Media Links: https://www.substratum611.com/social-media-linksThis video is for entertainment purposes only.The focus is gaining clarity over agreement on different perspectives of various topics, with an emphasis on Continuous Improvement over Delayed Perfection.The views and opinions expressed in this video are those of the individual speakers and do not necessarily represent the perspectives of Substratum 611, any affiliated third parties, or the personal/professional affiliations of the speakers.
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Why do we chase people who seem uninterested while ignoring those who show us affection? This episode explores the human desire for attention and validation through the writings of John Adams (1750s-1805).Topics covered:- The fundamental human need for recognition and distinction- How scarcity creates desire in relationships- Social exchange theory and ownership bias- Why we value what we can't haveFeaturing extensive readings from John Adams' diary and political writings on ambition, envy, vanity, and the pursuit of admiration.________________Website: https://www.substratum611.comShop Substratum 611: https://shop.substratum611.comSocial Media Links: https://www.substratum611.com/social-media-linksThis video is for entertainment purposes only.The focus is gaining clarity over agreement on different perspectives of various topics, with an emphasis on Continuous Improvement over Delayed Perfection.The views and opinions expressed in this video are those of the individual speakers and do not necessarily represent the perspectives of Substratum 611, any affiliated third parties, or the personal/professional affiliations of the speakers.