We're here today with Dr. Gadsad. Dr. Gadsad is a scholar at the Declaration of Independent Center

for the Study of American Freedom at University of Mississippi. He's the author of many books,

including the parasitic mind and his forthcoming book, Suicidal Empathy. Dr. Sad, welcome to the show.

Thank you so much for having me. I appreciate it. I want to speak about what happened at

Bondi Beach in Australia.

What was your immediate reaction when you saw Jews murdered at a Hanukkah gathering

at Bondi Beach?

And he also said that Jews lose the right to be angry the moment a Muslim does something heroic.

Why is there such a dangerous psychological trap over there?

Well, so first to your question about how I reacted, of course, I was very upset, very horrified,

but then I hate to say it, you become numb because let me, I now oftentimes will lead

with the following statistic because people unfortunately

think it's a bit too hard to engage in thinking.

You know, thinking can be so hard better to just watch a couple of TikTok videos to inform

the world, to inform my mind about what's happening in the world.

There have been 48,000 plus terror attacks, Islamic terror attacks, since 9-11 alone in nearly

70 countries. I've been a scientist for 32 years now, right? I apply evolutionary biology

and evolutionary psychology to study human behavior. When we collect data, we analyze the data, and then

the effect that we find is either statistically

significant or not. Yes? Well, it would be very difficult to think of any scientific

study that's ever been conducted that has data that is as compelling as what we are seeing

around the world. And yet people say, la, la, la, I don't want to hear it.

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