Eric Czuleger

And I think that by making sense of them in these ways that are one, really entertaining and super interesting, and two, some of the stuff is partially real. it allows us to feel as if we have a lot more control and agency in a world that is often really chaotic.

And I think that by making sense of them in these ways that are one, really entertaining and super interesting, and two, some of the stuff is partially real. it allows us to feel as if we have a lot more control and agency in a world that is often really chaotic.

And instead of being run by people who are, you know, masterminds and crafting our own reality around us, really, they're kind of incompetent. You know, like... It's a lot more comforting to me anyway that some evil mastermind is twisting a mustache and bending the world to their will than it is that somebody sent an email the wrong place and then suddenly war plans were leaked.

And instead of being run by people who are, you know, masterminds and crafting our own reality around us, really, they're kind of incompetent. You know, like... It's a lot more comforting to me anyway that some evil mastermind is twisting a mustache and bending the world to their will than it is that somebody sent an email the wrong place and then suddenly war plans were leaked.

And instead of being run by people who are, you know, masterminds and crafting our own reality around us, really, they're kind of incompetent. You know, like... It's a lot more comforting to me anyway that some evil mastermind is twisting a mustache and bending the world to their will than it is that somebody sent an email the wrong place and then suddenly war plans were leaked.

I think there's, you know, there is a portion of the American character that has, you know, a religiosity to it, and there's also a portion of the American character that is a very, like...

I think there's, you know, there is a portion of the American character that has, you know, a religiosity to it, and there's also a portion of the American character that is a very, like...

I think there's, you know, there is a portion of the American character that has, you know, a religiosity to it, and there's also a portion of the American character that is a very, like...

individual i'm going to find out for myself i'm going to do it for myself like i've been in countries that are very um communally based and and and countries that are are very individualistic and i think the far end of the spectrum is and americans tend to be much more individualistic and sometimes that can mean that uh somebody has a you know an individualistic view of reality um i don't necessarily think that that the us is is more prone to this

individual i'm going to find out for myself i'm going to do it for myself like i've been in countries that are very um communally based and and and countries that are are very individualistic and i think the far end of the spectrum is and americans tend to be much more individualistic and sometimes that can mean that uh somebody has a you know an individualistic view of reality um i don't necessarily think that that the us is is more prone to this

individual i'm going to find out for myself i'm going to do it for myself like i've been in countries that are very um communally based and and and countries that are are very individualistic and i think the far end of the spectrum is and americans tend to be much more individualistic and sometimes that can mean that uh somebody has a you know an individualistic view of reality um i don't necessarily think that that the us is is more prone to this

I think that I think that that our information space is just more open and it's also more globally important. You know, like any English person can do a really good American accent because they grow up with American media.

I think that I think that that our information space is just more open and it's also more globally important. You know, like any English person can do a really good American accent because they grow up with American media.

I think that I think that that our information space is just more open and it's also more globally important. You know, like any English person can do a really good American accent because they grow up with American media.

And it doesn't go the other way. There is like I think, you know, in my in my my research of of like, well, how do we conduct information space defense in the United States? I start to think about like, well, what are the things that people kind of like get and enjoy from American media? Because that acts as a cultural ambassador for us.

And it doesn't go the other way. There is like I think, you know, in my in my my research of of like, well, how do we conduct information space defense in the United States? I start to think about like, well, what are the things that people kind of like get and enjoy from American media? Because that acts as a cultural ambassador for us.

And it doesn't go the other way. There is like I think, you know, in my in my my research of of like, well, how do we conduct information space defense in the United States? I start to think about like, well, what are the things that people kind of like get and enjoy from American media? Because that acts as a cultural ambassador for us.

And it's like, I have never been through, you know, traveling through Eastern Europe, especially in Albania, where I usually live, and not met somebody that can quote every single episode of Friends. Really? Huge, huge there. And that, you know, is acting as or like Big Bang Theory, like that acts as a cultural ambassador for us.

And it's like, I have never been through, you know, traveling through Eastern Europe, especially in Albania, where I usually live, and not met somebody that can quote every single episode of Friends. Really? Huge, huge there. And that, you know, is acting as or like Big Bang Theory, like that acts as a cultural ambassador for us.

And it's like, I have never been through, you know, traveling through Eastern Europe, especially in Albania, where I usually live, and not met somebody that can quote every single episode of Friends. Really? Huge, huge there. And that, you know, is acting as or like Big Bang Theory, like that acts as a cultural ambassador for us.