you sort of wonder, where does this leave us? So I said a lot, but I'm curious, I want to allow you to just reflect on what I said and respond however you want. And we'll see where it takes us. Yeah, look, there's so many issues here. So what happens when you realize that like the myth is hollow? I think there's different ways of reacting to it. So the working out of the communist in Russia, the communist myth was hollow. And the attempt at creating democracy in the early 90s was disastrous in so many ways. Ended up with people who believed in nothing. But doesn't mean that they were free. And here's a big paradox. And we see this all the time in the West with people who don't believe mainstream media. They're not free. They end up embracing conspiracy theories as a way to make sense of the world. So we still need a way to make sense of the world on some psychological level. So if it had led to real freedom, that would be interesting. But it didn't. If anything, the opposite, you go to (40/57)
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