Okay, Dr. Robert Malone, welcome back. Today, we're going to be talking about a very important topic, one that you popularized on your appearance with Joe Rogan,

and I think even caused to go viral to some extent,

and that is what you called mass formation psychosis,

which I have just called mass psychosis, and was funny enough writing about in the months leading up to your appearance with Joe Rogan.

So if I could, I would like to read this abridged description from Mr. Desmond,

from his book, The Psychology of Totalitarianism, that describes mass psychosis.

And this is mass formation, a brief summary describing totalitarianism as being characterized by a process of large-scale mass formation.

And there are four conditions needed for large-scale mass formation psychosis, which are a large amount of people must feel alone and isolated.

Their lives must feel pointless and meaningless. There must be high levels of free-floating anxiety and there must be high levels of

free-floating frustration and aggression. And essentially, if all these conditions are met and

there's a narrative distributed through the mass media, which indicates an object of anxiety and provides a strategy to deal with this object of anxiety,

then all the free-floating anxiety might be associated to this object and a huge willingness

might be observed to participate in the strategy to deal with the object of anxiety.

So, scary.

Could you give me a small description of mass psychosis in your view and how it forms and why?

So I'm a student of Matthias and this is not my hypothesis.

It's not my field of research or expertise.

So let's just lay that marker down on the table right now.

I did have the pleasure of being in a couple podcasts with him and then also spending time

and working with him in Andalusia a couple weeks ago in the context of a documentary film shoot

for a group called Edwins that's out of both Andalusia

and Belgium in particular.

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