
À propos de ce podcast
Ever wonder why humans keep making the same mistakes over and over? Pattern Break cuts through boring history lessons to reveal the psychological patterns that drive everything from stock market crashes to social media meltdowns. Join Adrian Walsh, a former high school history teacher who ditched the dusty textbooks for something way more useful. After years of watching students zone out during lectures, Adrian started digging into how historical patterns actually connect to modern behavior…
109 épisodes · Geschiedenis
Pattern Break
À propos de ce podcast
Ever wonder why humans keep making the same mistakes over and over? Pattern Break cuts through boring history lessons to reveal the psychological patterns that drive everything from stock market crashes to social media meltdowns. Join Adrian Walsh, a former high school history teacher who ditched the dusty textbooks for something way more useful. After years of watching students zone out during lectures, Adrian started digging into how historical patterns actually connect to modern behavior…
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