Charles Cornish-Dale (Raw Egg Nationalist)

And so actually, you could do so much good just with a very, very little bit of precisely directed mentorship.

Yeah, there's plenty of that.

There's plenty of that.

It approaches the problem from multiple different levels.

So it approaches the biological, there's social, political, but also philosophical as well, because it is a complex problem.

This isn't a problem that has a single cause.

There isn't a single sort of thing you can point your finger at and say that's to blame for why young men are in such a state today.

So yes, I treat all of these things in depth.

Well, actually, so the title of the book, The Last Men, is actually a reference to Friedrich Nietzsche and to Francis Fukuyama, who was an interpreter of Friedrich Nietzsche.

And I leave it quite open-ended, but I ask questions about the nature of liberal democracy as a political system and whether liberal democracy actually offers enough satisfying outlets for men to be men.

And it's an open question, and you'll need to read the book to see the conclusions that I come to or the questions that I ask.

But fundamentally, is the world that we have created

fit for men?

Does it allow men to be men?

And if it doesn't, what does that actually mean?

It is, yes.

Unfortunately, it was one that I chose very early on when I had no intention of ever being, you know, like a public figure, but it's stopped.