This is a fantastic podcast that you are going to, it's our longest podcast.

I ran almost two hours in the interview.

You are going to love it.

I just made some notes here on just some of the things we touched on in his words.

Progressivism's kindergarten logic, the socialism of ants, the wisdom of not knowing.

The expressionist character of Islam, the courage of responsibility, the humanity of struggle.

This guy is amazing.

He is currently a professor of marketing that we talk about in a way.

Is that's not really what he studies.

And it's kind of makes me uncomfortable, but I think it made him uncomfortable in the same way.

He has garnered a lot of attention online as the GAD father.

Ushering in an audience of loyal followers, he is a regular on Joe Rogan and Dave Rubin's podcasts.

It is a fascinating, I mean, it's just a, it's a roundhouse kick to the brain.

In his article for Psychology Today titled Life Advice for Young Adults, he advises, he advises young people to pursue a career that you are passionate about.

Commit yourself to lifelong learning, never cower to group conformity and live your life with honesty and dignity.

This man lives that.

He guides his life in what he calls, uh, apostolic humility.

He is funny, he's charming, he has an incredible life story.

On this episode, the consuming instinct and the morality in a chaotic world.

GAD, I want to eventually get, I want to go back in time to the beginning of your life.

But I actually want to start at the book homicide and how the book homicide, uh, influenced you.

First, tell me about the book and what you, what a fantastic first question.

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