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Avaughan What's up, what's up, another episode of Rip Effect podcast.

Of course, I'm your host, Ricardo Rendez, also known as Ricky Brands, and a great episode for you today.

Today we have bestselling author, thinker, philosopher, researcher, and someone who isn't afraid to go against the grain.

Jeffrey Mason, and he is the author of the assault on truth, Freud's suppression

of the seduction theory. In this book, and Jeffrey have a very interesting story. We'll go in

details during the podcast, but just a brief overview. Jeffrey became intrigued with Freud's work,

got close to Freud's daughter, Anna, and he was also

a director and worked at the Freud Archives. During this podcast, we'll talk about how Jeffrey

uncovered a suppressed theory of Freud. And we also get into why this research was suppressed

and why Jeffrey got so much backlash when trying to expose the

suppress research. I'm sure you're going to love this podcast. As always, I try to bring you the most

interesting and fascinating conversations and guests. And if you appreciate that, let me remind you,

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the algorithms that suppress discussions and shows like these. And I'm laughing a little bit because

this is a episode about suppression and what better podcast to be on to talk about that than a podcast

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