Slavoj Zizek deliberates on the biblical story of Job, from whom God took everything away to test Job's faith. Zizek states that he believes that this story is one of the first critiques of ideology.
Alan Watts reads a passage that Carl Jung read to a group of clergy, in which he advocates healing of oneself by accepting one's egoism, fallibility, and darkest instincts.
Psychologist Warren Farrell shares his research about salary gap between men and women, and illustrates and discusses some of the reasons for the differences in overall salary levels between males and females.
Villains who twirl their mustaches are easy to spot, those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well camouflaged. [People like that] will always be with us, waiting for the right climate to flourish, spreading fear in the name of righteousness. Vigilance, that is the price we have to continually pay.