Welcome to diving into the wreckage.

And it's today.

Sean's back and we have our old broader topics.

And I have a strange feeling we're going to be back on our more controversial, Ben.

Oh.

Weirdly, the parapolitics episode wasn't all that controversial, I guess, because I, like,

75% agree with the presumptions, but I don't tend to be a conspiracy theorist,

which has made me an odd man out these days as parapolitics, aka speculating on what you cannot know.

Right.

Nothing cannot change.

Yeah.

You cannot know and you cannot change has become a way for certain kinds of populace.

Let's look at Sean McCarthyan mccarthy and nagel to to do their um i'm not

even going to call them left populace anymore even though they're anti-capitalist i think giving them

even that moniker is unfair is unfair to less populace but nonetheless you see what they're doing

um both on the right and the left.

The advantage of it, of course, is that it's both unknowable and impossible to change.

So it's great, great fodder for the discourse, right?

Right.

And also, it flatters people.

That's the third thing.

It flatters people's intelligence to make them think that they see through something.

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