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So last week we had a guest that many of you were very angry about, but we're not going

to have that problem today because we have Sora, Amari, who is not only a great guy,

he has a fascinating thinker, he has a terrific book out, a really interesting book called

The Unbroken Thread, Discovering the Wisdom of Tradition in an Age of Chaos and Use.

Of course, the Up Ed Editor of the New York Post and many other things. But this book, The

Unbroken Thread is really fascinating. Sora, thank you for coming on. It's good to see

you.

Thank you, Andrew. It's good to be back on your show.

So this book starts out with a description of a fantasy about your son, Max Amillion,

and he grows up and he is an elite. He works for a hedge fund or a publishing house. He

does yoga. He has a girlfriend and a Tesla and they travel around Europe. And you talk

about this as kind of, this is your nightmare scenario. What is so nightmare-ish about that

life? It sounds like a lot of fun. Yeah, I guess there could be worse nightmares,

but my assumption is, and please God, I hope it's true that my son is not going to end

up being God forbid and opiordatic or something like that. So given the way elites in the

United States tend to transfer their elite status to their children, then our sounds

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