Dr. Alok 'Dr. K' Kanodia

It's just like I'm coming into the conversation with all like fully armed, ready to throw down.

I've already made my judgments.

There are so many interviews that are like kind of like gotcha, right?

There's like kind of gotcha journalism.

I'm going to try to like I already know what I'm going to say.

This conversation is actually me manipulating you into saying what I want you to say.

And I see this all the time with like political TV shows where someone will like say something that's like somewhat moderate.

And then what the interviewer will do is they'll polarize it.

I don't know if you guys have seen this.

They just polarize it.

They're like, so are you saying that killing babies is good?

They do this reflexive polarization.

You're not trying to understand what the other person is actually saying.

Conversation becomes like a form of like,

I don't know, like just getting what you want out of the other person.

You're trying to extract something from the other person.

Right?

So I think, and I think this is why, you know, on occasion, I make the mistake, because I love it, of watching LSF.

I will browse LSF.

I love LSF.