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Through references to Aldous Huxley and societal psychological luxury, they analyze how certain groups manipulate morality—pretending to be righteous but engaging in harmful behaviors. They argue that moral outrage often serves as a drug, providing instant gratification and a sense of superiority.
They suggest such behavior is a cultural disease, fueled by low self-esteem, lack of purpose, or boredom, seeking causes that generate dopamine hits rather than genuine change. The hosts voice concern about how social media amplifies this dynamic, turning minor issues into career-ending scandals or lifelong stigmas.