Harry Garside

And then when that happens, it's like you fight for that belief, even if you don't fully agree with it anymore.

You might agree with it at the start, but then your ego gets attached to it, and you're fighting for it.

And it's just never been easier because you get the left, right?

More so just about anything.

It could be even just like a thought around identity politics.

It could be anything.

I think we debate about so many things.

Immigration, people debate about so many different things, but that's exactly what the people in power want.

They want us to all just be talking about these things that like, while they are important issues to be talking about, it's like they're the ones up there just moseying on through, getting through things through parliament, making more money, like...

Yeah, I have definitely thought about that too.

I float between so many beliefs around this and it does evolve and change a lot.

I find it because I think humans have the capacity because the human mind is fucking

insane like the fact that nikola tesla could create these beautiful ideas or einstein or um he had wireless internet connection before anyone else had it or like wireless or something where does that come from you know or like uh beethoven who could just sort of i think he could you know make music before even understanding what music it was insane so i i do think the human mind is is incredible and i do think it is humanly possible for someone to be born in the wrong body

I think the numbers are way smaller than what we see now.

And I think that comes down to like us living in a society where it's like we're at the top of Maslow's hierarchy of needs and people are fighting for identity.

And I think my empathetic side, I have empathy for the people there because I actually do think a lot of it comes from like...

wanting to feel seen you know and i think if you grow up in an environment where parents are distracted because both parents have to work in most households um most people most people are in split you know i think it's 50 50 in split households so you you're having young people who are growing up in

feeling unseen or feeling unvalued or feeling unloved potentially, whatever the outcome is.

And I just think there's this fight, you know, to feel seen through certain things.

Yeah, because I do think it's a social contingent.