Mark Mitchell

They understood that this was about collectivism run amok.

And it's going to be efforts like that that are going to have to- We're going to need to tell stories and use mechanisms to get people to-

to look at the reality of things.

And then how do we get people interested in the history of this country?

I don't know how we do that.

Susie, do you have any questions about the CCP?

I know that gets you very exercised.

Yes.

Oh, well, give them a few minutes.

We haven't mentioned anything forbidden about COVID.

Oh, no.

Well, you mentioned significance pursuits.

And again, I'm an internist, addictionologist, but I work in mental health a lot.

And the significance thing, when it's about saving the world, that is not a life of meaning making.

A life of meaning making is helping another human being.

Looking for significance and changing the world is a narcissistic pursuit, pure and simple, 100% of the time.

Yeah, and so it's a tell, you know, and we've had a big narcissistic turn.

I know that's not a popular kind of neurocognitive construct, but we have had a lot of those characteristics in our personality now.

You know, do you know Mark Cianchese?

He's a neuroscientist, also a physicist and things.