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Broadcasting Superiority: Episode 181
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While social media is a great outlet to share about one's work as well as one's thoughts and opinions on a certain topic, it is often used as a way to elevate ourselves above others. In episode 181 of the Relate podcast, we discuss the effects of broadcasting our perceived superiority, why it doesn't do anybody any good, and why we should present our views in a different way.
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