Brendan Carr

You are degrading your own brain's ability to make the most basic distinctions and undermining the confidence that you have in your perception of reality.

This is a key step.

What?

In mere loose menticide.

This is a key step in how, and this is why it can be done with extreme force, but it can also be done with extreme messaging all throughout the society around us.

And so that's what we get into.

Yeah.

It's just a difference of what the punishments are.

And one of them is a whole there's a whole chapter, Glenn, where I get into what really happened in China and the incredible amount the Chinese, the Maoists borrowed from the Stalinists, who, of course, were like, hey, we have this new Soviet man that we're going to build.

This guy, Pavlov, Pavlov, by the way, actually hated the Soviets, the whole other thing.

But this guy Pavlov, we can build on his scientific knowledge and we can just basically turn people into robots.

Not really that easy, right?

That's that's one of the good news parts of this is that every human being, you could say because of our underlying makeup, you could say because of our soul, you can't just flip a switch and get the same outcome.

It's not actually a machine, but there is a process here.

And what they would do in Maoist China.

And there was a psychologist, Robert Lifton, who traveled there right at the early phase of the Chinese Cultural Revolution.

And he said one of the things they would come up with is people would have to they would force confessions.

Glenn, this also goes to degradation, forced confessions.

No.

And the people would write things that were crazy.