David Brooks: Should you live for your r_sum_ ... or your eulogy?

The video explores the concept of résumé virtues, which are marketable skills, and eulogy virtues, which reflect deeper character traits. It introduces the idea of Adam I and Adam II, representing the external, ambitious side and the internal, moral side of human nature, respectively. The speaker discusses the conflict between these two natures and the societal preference for Adam I. The video emphasizes the importance of building character by confronting personal weaknesses and concludes with a reflection on the need for hope, faith, love, and forgiveness.

What are the résumé virtues and how do they differ from the eulogy virtues?

Describe the characteristics of Adam I and Adam II as presented in the text.

What is the significance of the internal and external logics mentioned in the text?

How does the text suggest one can build a solid Adam II?

Summarize Reinhold Niebuhr's perspective on the confrontation between Adam I and Adam II.