Dr. Ryan Martin

And that gets a little creepy. Exactly. What do we do with pervasive anger at society and ideology situation out of control? Yeah.

I think that's another thing that happened during the pandemic is that I think people, I think a lot of people in the United States and probably globally really started to feel like they couldn't trust each other. And I think that happened in lots of ways, right?

I think that's another thing that happened during the pandemic is that I think people, I think a lot of people in the United States and probably globally really started to feel like they couldn't trust each other. And I think that happened in lots of ways, right?

I think that's another thing that happened during the pandemic is that I think people, I think a lot of people in the United States and probably globally really started to feel like they couldn't trust each other. And I think that happened in lots of ways, right?

It was sort of a sense of, hey, people aren't going to, they're more interested in themselves than they are in taking care of each other, right? They won't you know, do X, Y, or Z. They won't wear masks. They won't open things up. They're not worried about my finances. They're not, you know, they're only worried about their own thing.

It was sort of a sense of, hey, people aren't going to, they're more interested in themselves than they are in taking care of each other, right? They won't you know, do X, Y, or Z. They won't wear masks. They won't open things up. They're not worried about my finances. They're not, you know, they're only worried about their own thing.

It was sort of a sense of, hey, people aren't going to, they're more interested in themselves than they are in taking care of each other, right? They won't you know, do X, Y, or Z. They won't wear masks. They won't open things up. They're not worried about my finances. They're not, you know, they're only worried about their own thing.

And I think that scared people and led to a lot of animosity amongst people.

And I think that scared people and led to a lot of animosity amongst people.

And I think that scared people and led to a lot of animosity amongst people.

you see stories like the opioid epidemic, and you're like, the fact that the family didn't even go to jail or face any time, and the amount of pain that caused so many families, not to mention deaths. But I think things like that, it makes you start to question. So if you don't even think, you can always kind of question your government.

you see stories like the opioid epidemic, and you're like, the fact that the family didn't even go to jail or face any time, and the amount of pain that caused so many families, not to mention deaths. But I think things like that, it makes you start to question. So if you don't even think, you can always kind of question your government.

you see stories like the opioid epidemic, and you're like, the fact that the family didn't even go to jail or face any time, and the amount of pain that caused so many families, not to mention deaths. But I think things like that, it makes you start to question. So if you don't even think, you can always kind of question your government.

I think that that's safe and question society and what's going on. It's good to think. curiously, but I feel like that was probably another thing that happened is people were like, I don't know. We, every commercial is about drugs. Like, it's just like, who can I, where can I get valid information and who can I trust? And it probably became scary. You're like, I have to start with myself.

I think that that's safe and question society and what's going on. It's good to think. curiously, but I feel like that was probably another thing that happened is people were like, I don't know. We, every commercial is about drugs. Like, it's just like, who can I, where can I get valid information and who can I trust? And it probably became scary. You're like, I have to start with myself.

I think that that's safe and question society and what's going on. It's good to think. curiously, but I feel like that was probably another thing that happened is people were like, I don't know. We, every commercial is about drugs. Like, it's just like, who can I, where can I get valid information and who can I trust? And it probably became scary. You're like, I have to start with myself.

And I think that sort of uncertainty leads to feelings of frustration and leads to – and I think part of what happened too is that for some people, they felt like, well, the answers here are obvious. And so why don't other people see how obvious these answers are?

And I think that sort of uncertainty leads to feelings of frustration and leads to – and I think part of what happened too is that for some people, they felt like, well, the answers here are obvious. And so why don't other people see how obvious these answers are?

And I think that sort of uncertainty leads to feelings of frustration and leads to – and I think part of what happened too is that for some people, they felt like, well, the answers here are obvious. And so why don't other people see how obvious these answers are?

And, and, and I don't know that the answers were necessarily obvious, but, but I think that people felt like, why can't people just do whatever? And then we can get through this. Right. And when other people.