Hi Anna. Hi Anna. Hi Anna. Do you have a dilemma that makes you feel totally alone?

Well, the good news is it's not just you. I'm earning more money than him now and I don't think he likes it.

We've been sleeping together for the past few weeks, but she has a boyfriend.

I am a virgin, I am 25. And I'm just not sure if it's normal.

I'm Anna Richardson and this is it can't just be me when no topic is off limits.

Find it wherever you're listening to this or on it can't just be me.co.uk.

What becomes dangerous is if you know the person who I give politically also has the same ethnicity as me,

also goes to the same church as me, also as part of the same little league team as me,

and the outside of a person who I distrust is just a stranger in all realms of life.

Because then it becomes easy to actually build a five intersection extent that that is capable of doing terrible things to do.

Hello and welcome to Trigonometry. I'm Francis Foster.

I'm Constantin Kishan and this is a show for you if you want honest conversations with fascinating people.

Our brilliant guest today is a political scientist whose latest book is called The Great Experiment.

Wide diverse democracies fall apart and how they can endure a Yasha monk. Welcome to Trigonometry.

Thanks so much for having me on.

It's a real pleasure to have you on. You and I have been messaging back and forth for years now,

trying to get you on the show. Please, we can do this now with your book coming out,

which Francis and I both really enjoyed. Before we talk about it and the case you make in the book,

tell everybody a little bit about who are you? How are you where you are?

What has been your journey through life that leads you to be sitting here talking to us?

Great. Yeah, I think we have probably we haven't talked about this as somewhat similar background.

My grandparents originally are from the Bourne and Levyf in Colomere in what's now the western part of Ukraine.

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