This book is about how good intentions and bad ideas are setting up a generation for failure by Jonathan Haidt and Greg Lukianoff. They state that for students to succeed, they must be confronted and challenged by stressors. They also explain the fact about “helicopter parenting”, a way of protecting children’s feras which makes them less likely to become independent adults.
The Coddling of the American Mind argues how to thrive in a diverse society, how ancient perception and modern psychology can encourage more dialogue across lines of inequality, shape stronger institutions and make people happier. That certain kinds of speech will destroy us or the worst thing possible, will define ourselves out of those beliefs. It has consequences if we instill these critically with others’ viewpoints.
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Basically, the story revolves around these problematic conclusions that have emerged.
First, what doesn’t kill us makes us weaker.
Second, always trust your feelings / guts.
Lastly, life is a battle of good and evil people.
This book also addresses social dilemmas. If you are interested in knowing deeper, go ahead and listen to this audiobook.
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