The Adam and Dr. Drew Show

#975 We Didn't Need FICO Scores, We Had Reputation

Dec 14, 2018
The discussion illuminates the blurred lines between reputation and credit, emphasizing the pitfalls of modern credit systems. Social media bullying's impact on mental health and public perception is explored, alongside the hypocrisy of online personas. The speakers critique the declining relevance of the Clintons in today's social movements while analyzing media treatment of figures like Monica Lewinsky. They also advocate for civility in digital discourse and offer tips for maintaining cybersecurity, balancing serious topics with practical advice.
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1
Intro
00:00 • 2min
2
Reputation, Credit, and Social Media Bullying
01:40 • 6min
3
A Cynical Take on Reputation and Financial Obligations
07:15 • 2min
4
Civility in the Age of Social Media
09:44 • 10min
5
Declining Public Perception and Healthy Choices
19:53 • 3min
6
Media, Perception, and Accountability
22:24 • 5min
7
Hypocrisy and Cybersecurity: A Dual Dialogue
27:11 • 6min