Based Camp with Simone Malcolm Collins
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How Carl Jung Corrupted Right-Wing Intellectualism
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1:29:56Now PlayingIn this Based Camp episode, Malcolm and Simone Collins dive deep into Carl Jung's analytical psychology — explaining the ego, personal unconscious, collective unconscious, archetypes, shadow work, and more. Malcolm (who is openly not a fan) breaks down why Jung's ideas sound profound but lead to disempowering, unscientific views of the mind that have quietly infected conservative and manosphere thinking (hello, Jordan Peterson fans).
We contrast Jung's mystical "deep state" model of the psyche with a more pragmatic, first-principles understanding of consciousness, unconscious processing, memory, trauma contextualization, and emotional framing. Learn why repressed memories are mostly myth, how you can choose your emotional reactions (and why that's empowering), why shadow work can manufacture problems that didn't exist, and how over-mythologizing the self leads to cognitive abdication.
If you've ever felt pressured into "integrating your shadow," doing dream analysis for growth, or treating archetypes as destiny — this episode will give you the tools to spot the woo and reclaim agency over your mind.
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