Our Work Will Be Rejected
00:00 - 01:15
1m 15s

Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud staunchly defend their opposing positions on the nature of their work and its possible reception by the public. While discussing their views, they make allusions to Christopher Columbus and Galileo Galilei to be more convincing.

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