Hi, everybody. This is Gadsad. In three weeks from today, suicidal empathy, dying to be kind,

will finally be released. I know that many of you have been waiting years for the book. The journey

began many, many years ago. First wrote parasitic mind right here to explain how our cognitive

system is parasitized by ideological capture.

And in the parasitic mind, I referenced suicidal empathy, which led then to my eventually

writing how our emotional system could be parasitized.

So that'll be coming out in three weeks.

Please, I implore you if you're planning on buying the book to pre-order it ASAP.

It really helps with the bestsellers list.

Today I wanted to talk about, so far I've been restricting the awarding of the lofty title of sufferers of stage five suicidal empathy to countries.

So Canada suffers from stage five suicidal empathy.

Sweden does. Britain does.

I've also placed Norway because it is really trying to outshine many other countries in its suicidal empathy.

But we can debate which other countries we should be including within the stage 5 suicidal empathy appellation.

But today I wanted to focus on a sub-ecosystem of Canadian society, and that's Canadian

universities. Canadian universities absolutely suffer from stage five suicidal empathy. And so today

what I wanted to do is begin with the following. This is from an article. I'll put the links to the article,

the link to the article in the description section.

It's basically looking at Statistics Canada in the year 22, 2020, 23.

At the undergraduate level, women represented 58.3% of undergraduate students.

So nearly 60% of undergrads are women and a bit more than 40% are men.

So women greatly outnumber men.

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