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Hey everybody, it's Greg Gutfeld. I am excited, as always, to have here with me today,

Dr. Gad Sad, who is professor of marketing at Concordia University and the former holder

of the Concordia University Research Chair in Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences and Darwinian

Consumption. Before him, it was Ruth Busy. That's a terrible joke because it doesn't make

any sense. He's also the host of the Sad Truth Podcast and he's here to talk about his

new, fantastic, insightful book, The Parasitic Mind, what a great title. How infectious ideas

are killing common sense. How you doing, Doc?

Oh, I'm doing so well, so good to be with you again, Greg.

It is my pleasure. I want to ask you first off, a fairly, I don't know, maybe it's a dumb

question, but there are no such things as dumb questions I've been told. You talk about

idea pathogens that are killing common sense and rational debate, which I believe you're

absolutely right is true. I want to ask you, is this an analogy or is this the actual

thing? Analgy is the actual thing? Or is this actually, could you actually show that

this is a pathogen? Is that a weird question?

Well, it's an actual pathogen in that it is rewiring your neuronal circuitry because

you behave in maladaptive ways. In the same way that for example, someone who suffers from

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