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This video discusses the prevalence of double standards and hypocrisy in America. It argues that the right is guilty of more bias than hypocrisy. Jordan Peterson points out that there is a double standard when it comes to the dangers posed by the left and right, and argues that the right wing is more dangerous than the left in terms of its efforts to undermine democracy. The video also discusses how different religious groups are treated differently when it comes to morality, and how this leads to a lot of hypocrisy.

00:00:00 Double standards are a self-deception mechanism which manifests in the way that the less conscious one holds different standards for themselves and those around them. They are a product of selfishness, and to be a hypocrite, one must have double standards for themselves and those around them.
00:05:00 The video discusses the practice of double standards, which can be seen in various areas of life, such as when it comes to drugs, alcohol, and spirituality. It points out that these double standards are often based on social status, and can often be quite frustrating for those who want to practice true morality.
00:10:00 This video discusses how there are double standards in how people view different kinds of practices. For example, there are double standards when it comes to how people view religion and science. Religion is often defended on utilitarian grounds, while science is often criticized on the grounds that it is not always truthful. This means that there is a double standard in how people view these practices.
00:15:00 The video discusses various double standards and hypocrisy in regards to the evaluation of religious beliefs and scientific theories. For example, scientists are often allowed to criticize religious beliefs on the grounds that they are based on magical thinking, while religious beliefs are not allowed to be criticized on the grounds that they are based on magical thinking. Additionally, signs that are used to support scientific theories are often considered valid, while religious signs are not. Finally, the universe itself is said to be in a similar position to god - both of which are deemed unacceptable by scientists.
00:20:00 There are many double standards in the way scientists behave. For example, they value their own lives above those of poor, hungry children in Africa, but they don't value their own lives equally when it comes to other things, such as sex.
00:25:00 The video discusses the prevalence of double standards in America, with particular attention paid to the way that terrorism is treated. The speaker points out that, while terrorism means different things to different people, the root cause of most terrorism is poverty, lack of education, and other preventable factors. He argues that, if America's priorities were properly aligned, hundreds of thousands of lives could be saved each year.
00:30:00 The video discusses the prevalence of double standards and hypocrisy across different fields, including politics and the media. It argues that the right is guilty of more bias than hypocrisy.
00:35:00 Jordan Peterson argues that there is a double standard when it comes to the dangers posed by the left and right, and points out that the right wing is more dangerous than the left in terms of its efforts to undermine democracy.
00:40:00 Conservatives often have double standards, criticizing one president while praising another. One example is the criticism of President Obama for wearing a tan suit, while praising President Reagan for wearing a tan suit. Another example is the criticism of government handouts while taking them themselves. Ayn Rand was a libertarian who was very critical of government handouts, but later accepted government handouts.
00:45:00 In this video, various double standards are discussed, including a double standard in how protesters are treated. Conservatives are allowed to protest while protesters are not allowed to do the same to them, and there is a double standard when it comes to wars.
00:50:00 The video discusses hypocrisy and double standards in the United States. It points out that there are different standards of morality applied to different religious groups, and that this leads to a lot of hypocrisy. The example given is the 2003 Iraq War, in which George W. Bush's administration was full of Christians, yet they ignored the violence done by other Christians.
00:55:00 In this video, two different sets of standards are shown: those applied to right-wing politicians and those applied to left-wing politicians. Right-wing politicians are shown to be worse on family values than left-wing politicians, but they have more evangelical support. Another example of a double standard is the way that conservatives want to punish criminals, but when they themselves commit crimes, they want exemptions. Finally, American nationalism is shown to be a double standard, where it is considered good for immigrants to go home but native Americans are seen as immigrants who should go back to Europe.

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The video discusses the different ways in which hypocritical behavior is exhibited. The examples include the lack of police presence around the US Capitol on January 6th, the criticism of progressives for their stance on defunding the FBI, and the double standard in regards to morality and political power. The video argues that there are many double standards in society, some of which are blatantly obvious and others which are more subtle. It points out that these double standards often benefit the individual in some way, and that they are constantly biased in favor of the individual. The video encourages the audience to be aware of their own double standards, and to work to create fairer and more equitable societies.

01:00:00 The video discusses the different ways in which hypocritical behavior is exhibited. The examples include the lack of police presence around the US Capitol on January 6th, the criticism of progressives for their stance on defunding the FBI, and the double standard in regards to morality and political power.
01:05:00 The video discusses how there is a double standard in how different countries are treated when it comes to having nuclear weapons or having a strong military. It points out that while America is criticized for placing missile silos in Europe, Russia would be criticized if they did the same thing in Mexico. It also argues that the alternative media is more biased than mainstream media, and that this bias is a major contributing factor to the country's political division.
01:10:00 The author discusses how there are many double standards in society, some of which are blatantly obvious and others which are more subtle. He refers to examples of double standards in business, negotiation, and culture. The author argues that racism is essentially a form of double standard, as are different cultural norms.
01:15:00 This video discusses how there are many double standards in different areas of life, specifically in regards to sexuality and dating. It points out that there are gross double standards in in-cell communities and pickup, and that this creates a toxic and ridiculous atmosphere.
01:20:00 The speaker discusses how there are often double standards in regards to logic and rationality, with some beliefs being called rational and logical while others are called illogical and irrational. The speaker also discusses how this double standard is easier to notice when one is young, as their mind is not yet programmed with the standard.
01:25:00 The author discusses the double standards that are present in the world, specifically in relation to wealth and power. They point out that these double standards have been present throughout human history, and that they are harmful to both the rich and the poor.
01:30:00 The author discusses how there are often double standards in the world, with different rules applying to different situations. For example, new age healers are often praised for their work, but if a person does not heal from a new age healer, they are not held responsible. Similarly, people who practice shaktipat often take credit for miracles that happen, but if a person does not experience a miracle, they are often blamed. The author also discusses how people often have good intentions, but these intentions are corrupted by ego, self-esteem, and other factors.
01:35:00 The video examines double standards and hypocrisy, pointing out that people often criticize spiritual teachers or those in positions of power for charging money for their services, but they are okay with accepting money from customers in other industries. It illustrates this with an example of a customer at a Starbucks who is not allowed to receive a free coffee because the owner considers himself 'spiritual'.
01:40:00 The video discusses how there are often double standards when it comes to how people behave. For example, it is considered wrong to show sex in a children's cartoon, but it is not wrong to show murder. Additionally, parents are often outraged when their children make mistakes, but they made the same mistakes when they were younger. The video also discusses how scientists often cite studies that are not reliable, which creates a "coin flip" as to whether or not the scientific study is actually going to prove the point the scientist is trying to make.
01:45:00 This YouTube video provides an overview of double standards, hypocrisy, and other ways in which people may unfairly apply spiritual logic. It is important to be aware of this so that one does not get into trouble.
01:50:00 The video discusses how people can often use double standards, and provides examples of how this can happen. One example is reducing an important issue to a physical act, which justifies cheating. The video also points out the pattern of selectively pointing out hypocrisy in one's enemies, while overlooking hypocrisy in one's own group.
01:55:00 In this video, the speaker discusses various double standards in society. The speaker explains that these double standards are created to benefit the individual in some way, and that they are constantly biased in favor of the individual. The speaker encourages the audience to be aware of their own double standards, and to work to create fairer and more equitable societies.

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This YouTube video discusses the concept of double standards and hypocrisy, and how they can be harmful to one's development as a person. The speaker urges viewers to develop intellectual integrity and introspection in order to eliminate all their own double standards.

02:00:00 This video discusses the concept of double standards, and how they can be used to unfairly advantage or disadvantage certain groups of people. It emphasizes that not everything is equal, and that people must be careful not to misuse this information to complain about injustices they do not experience.
02:05:00 This YouTube video discusses the concept of double standards, and how it can be a misuse to start debating who is the bigger victim of double standards. It goes on to suggest that we should focus on our own mind's double standards, and work to eliminate them within ourselves.
02:10:00 This video explores the concept of double standards and hypocrisy, and how these can be harmful to both individuals and society. The speaker provides an example of a double standard in which men are drafted into military service while women are not, and explains the reasons for this. He goes on to discuss the importance of understanding and eliminating bias in order to gain a deeper understanding of reality. Finally, the speaker encourages viewers to watch some of his previous videos on the topic in order to gain a greater understanding of how bias can obstruct spiritual growth.
02:15:00 Jordan Peterson discusses the idea of double standards and hypocrisy, noting that many people who claim to follow the Bible don't actually adhere to its teachings. He argues that this is a problem because it limits people's access to God. Peterson also discusses the idea of personal growth, noting that he is still working on cleaning up his biases and that he is not as wealthy as Jordan Peterson, yet he is still able to pursue his goals in a way that is not harmful to himself.
02:20:00 The speaker discusses the importance of understanding double standards and hypocrisy, and how they have sacrificed a lot of money in order to become more conscious of God. He also mentions the challenge of being truly unbiased, and how rare it is to find someone with that quality. He encourages listeners to appreciate these individuals more, and to make the best use of them when they find them.
02:25:00 The YouTube video, "Understanding Double Standards & Hypocrisy," discusses the concept of double standards and hypocrisy, and how they can be harmful to one's development as a person. The speaker urges viewers to develop intellectual integrity and introspection in order to eliminate all their own double standards.
02:30:00 The speaker points out that left-wing politics and progressivism inherently involve double standards and hypocrisy. He also notes that he has previously exhibited these same double standards in his philosophizing, studying science, and in his dealings with others. He vows to correct these tendencies in the future.
02:35:00 The speaker discusses how they have observed double standards and hypocrisy in their own life, in relationships, and in the way people talk about politics. They argue that if we want to maintain healthy relationships, be accurate and honest in our criticisms, and avoid drama, we need to be honest with ourselves about our own standards as well.
02:40:00 The author encourages readers to become more principled, and notes that this will help them develop deeper insights into reality. He also encourages viewers to watch a video called "Understanding Double Standards & Hypocrisy" in order to better understand hypocrisy.
02:45:00 This video discusses double standards and hypocrisy. It explains that integrity is important and that upcoming episodes will discuss how to develop integrity. The video also mentions a forum where people can discuss these topics and more.