Carl Jung Roasts Albert Einstein!

In an interview Dr. Carl Gustav Jung was asked if albert Einstein's relativity theory apply to the human psyche. Jung's response was both funny and dismissive.

[hermessarmoung]

I think the english speaking audiance might have missunderstood dr jung here. I as a native german speaker think he is referring to himself (jung), as not beeing welcome to the discussion, cause einstein had his fixed ideas. Dr jung kinda uses english words with german sentence construction and pronounciation ^^

[halguy]

dude, stop turning nuanced philosophical discussions into meaningless sensationalist clickbait shorts

[kyguy]

He said "so concentrated" not "so unconcentrated". Captions are wrong.

[bencarr]

He’s saying it was impossible to get inside Einstein a mind because he was so absorbed in his own ideas

[Cru]

You are misrepresenting what Jung is saying here.

[dennisliebig]

So concentrated.... Not unconcentrated

[s]

PLUS he didn't say unconcentrated, he said concentrated

[noro]

All he said was Einstein was not interested in Jungs field of study

[darrieng]

JUNG AND ALBERT HAD BEEF JUNG WAS FROM THE EASTSIDE BLOODS AND ALBERT WAS A WESTSIDE CRIP . LIFE IS MORE STRANGER THAN IT SEEMS

[jakemeloney]

I understand what he said clearly.. if your study was not mathematically documented along with the evidence Dr enstine lacked enthusiasm for the subject.

[seabedpebbles]

I love how he profoundly describes historical characters as the humans that they are through his interactions with them.

[vrushabhbhaskar]

What was the roast? Seems like Jung said Einstein wasn't open to different perspective that Jung would propose.

[colostomybag]

Was waiting for the silly sigma song to fade in 🤣 this isn't a roast it's a compliment

[RodriguezCarlitos-hdti]

Unless we are able to hear their original discussion, we have no way of judging for ourselves. Einstein could have easily said: in relativity we are looking at physical realities—but humane phycology is a mingling of concepts.

[olliemeadows]

He doesn't roast Einstein, he simply explains why the conversation didn't focus on the links in their theories

[phreemynd]

Basically, when all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.

[soakedbearrd]

Not roasting, just speaking facts. When you are highly specialized, there’s no room for multidisciplinary thought. That’s not a negative it is by necessity a byproduct of specialization.

[stephencindrich]

I think it would be a good idea to correct the subtitles. They are exactly wrong.

[jameswebber]

He didn't say he tried, more that he didn't bother

[kyrwrcd]

"Hes so concentrated, not (unconcentrated as the script reads) editoria error, please fix.🤔