Dr. Alok 'Dr. K' Kanojia

I don't really know.

I have this presumption that they were friends.

And then as they get radicalized by these two communities, maybe it's not radicalized.

Maybe one is right.

Maybe one is wrong.

My point is that they used to be here and now they're here.

Right.

That's I think that's a pretty fair factual statement.

The reasons for that I can't really comment on.

My point is we're seeing this online radicalization.

So as we talk across each other, as we stay in our insular communities, as there's a lack of dialogue, we're seeing in the political space where like, you know, here in the United States, like people don't answer questions anymore.

This has been going on for a long time.

I know everyone loves to shit on Trump about how he's doing this and he's doing this.

Like we stopped answering questions.

Politicians stopped answering questions in the United States a very long time ago.

So we don't talk to each other.

And as we don't talk to each other, as we don't really sit and listen to each other, as we consume this online content, we get radicalized into two areas.

And then it's like, then we get to...

The stans and the aggressors, right?

So now it's like, now that the drama is on, right?