ON SHEEP, WOLVES, AND SHEEPDOGS: THE ANALOGY EXPLAINED

In this video, we delve into the profound concept of the Sheepdog Analogy, introduced by Lieutenant Colonel Dave Grossman.

Join us as we explore this powerful analogy and its implications for understanding human behavior and societal roles.
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[kennywise]

Simple and to the point, no need to oversimplify it. Good analogy!

[lynnmorton]

What's the title of that other clip about sheep, sheepdogs & wolves, the one in which the wolves sent a delegate to speak to the sheep and convince them to stop the dogs protecting them?

[dcha]

fair enough, but this ethos is a bit too black and white, when juxtaposed in reality. Some sheep can become wolf, some wolves can become a sheep, some wolves can become sheepdogs, some sheepdogs can become wolves and so on. Moreover, wolves are not evil - no animal is 'evil' - human beings however are unique because of their consciousness combined with propensity to cruelty and bad intentions, but even such people can become good, as they once were. It's a nice analogy, but its fundamentalism tends to obscure the reality of human nature.