Jordan Harbinger

This stuff happens right under our noses.

Really scary and really sad.

It's pretty heroic you're exposing this.

I bet you are deeply unpopular with certain groups of people.

Holy cow.

Thanks, Andrea, for your work on this and for coming back on the show today.

Really interesting.

And of course, people will link to the podcast in the show notes so people can get into the weeds on this if they're interested.

You're about to hear a preview with Ken Burns, who says the real American Revolution wasn't a clean break from Britain, but a messy, violent civil war whose contradictions we are still debugging 250 years later.

our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.

So, yeah, this is one of those episodes that's going to stick with you.

Because once you see the patterns, once you understand how this works, you realize how easily it can hide in plain sight.

The oversharing, the constant medical crises, the need to one-up every other sick kid's story in the room.

And the scariest part, the systems designed to protect kids can actually be used to protect the abuser, especially when they're charming, manipulative, and very, very convincing.

So the takeaway here, it's not paranoia.

It's awareness, because this isn't some rare fringe disorder.

It's underreported, underdiagnosed, and evolving, especially with social media pouring gasoline on the attention economy.

Big thanks to Andrea for coming on and doing the kind of work that makes a lot of very dangerous people deeply uncomfortable.

This stuff does not happen in dark alleys, folks.

It happens right under our noses.