Episode #32 Why the relationship between Power and Power exertion is equal to Y = x^2
Update: 2023-04-21
Description
In this short episode, I explore the effects of an individual's power on their willingness to exert that power. More specifically, I argue that the relationship between an individual's perceived power and the percentage of that perceived power they're willing to wield acts like the graph Y = (x-5)^2, where x is between [0,10].
(Side note: I have not conducted any research to construct this theory, it is based off of intuition and thinking about human behavior, so I will happily take feedback. Submitting feedback on Spotify is very easy, simply click the rely button next to the Q&A "What do you think of this episode," and type out your thoughts)
Also if you enjoyed this, please remember to hit the follow button to stay up to date on new episodes (also almost at 100 and would be cool to hit that mark)
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit athanasiosjcy.substack.com
(Side note: I have not conducted any research to construct this theory, it is based off of intuition and thinking about human behavior, so I will happily take feedback. Submitting feedback on Spotify is very easy, simply click the rely button next to the Q&A "What do you think of this episode," and type out your thoughts)
Also if you enjoyed this, please remember to hit the follow button to stay up to date on new episodes (also almost at 100 and would be cool to hit that mark)
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit athanasiosjcy.substack.com
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