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It's the media and books.

Most of them are leaning that way if they're talking about something broad like social media.

But I don't think there are many books where the person writing it is just leaning toward being more conservative.

And so a lot of the time they say there's no warning on the book.

Yeah.

There's no disclaimer.

And they say that they've said that about my sub stack for years, which is that I have like a, it's like a girly magazine aesthetic, the title.

And that is me tricking them because they're not- You've honey-potted them into reading conservative propaganda.

Yeah.

So I need a big disclaimer saying, warning.

I think they're the same, but as I said before, they're sort of being funneled toward a fake simulation of the thing.

Yeah.

It's like, even as we were talking about with empathy, I feel like

A lot of, you know, sometimes conservatives will say young women are radically left wing because they're evil and they want to tear down Western civilization.

I think a lot of the time it is well-intentioned, as in they want to look compassionate, they want to look good in front of their friends, but it's being funneled.

in a weird direction so it's strange that you have all of these young women in Britain caring so much about the Middle East and then talking about their boyfriend with zero empathy at all and I think it's similar with things that are happening online where again you have a need for belonging but you're getting it through

YouTube, that's where your family and friends are being simulated somewhat.

You have a need to get advice from your parents and you're getting it from a better help influencer.

And so I think a lot of the challenges my generation has are not necessarily new, but we have way more simulations than previous generations did.

When they rate my book one star.