Francis Foster

So this idea of groups of people, you know, our friend Douglas Murray, the madness of crowds, groups of people going crazy,

I mean, it's a pretty common thing, actually, in human history.

But having a nuclear meltdown isn't one of them.

Ian, it's been great having you on.

We're going to head over to Substack where our audience will get to ask you their questions.

But before we do, what's the one thing we're not talking about as a society that we really shouldn't be?

Well, we do that on the show as much as we possibly can.

Thanks for coming on and talking to us.

Head on over to triggerpod.co.uk where you get to ask Ian your questions.

Sure.

Plus Katsastus Katsastaa!

And the plot of the book deals with an ordinary middle-class family, American family, who invite this immigrant into their house.

And then as it progresses, it has awfully tragic consequences.

As I was reading the book,

Two words kept coming up into my mind, which is an idea which started with Gad Saad, former guest of the show, which the two words are suicidal empathy.

I knew that's what you were going to say.

And it really struck me.

Is that something that you'd agree with?

Oh, sure.

Absolutely.