in the book, that we have here. And you will find that out soon. And I remember listening to them going, oh, you just have, you know, you're, this is sour grapes. We have politicians who still believe in facts and ideas, they're corrupt, whatever, but they still believe in stuff. And I suppose the story of my second book is coming back to the West and going, Oh, my God, did they actually have a point? Because you just have this explosion of a lack of belief in anything and a very similar attitude towards facts. So I suppose that the symptom of this world view is that facts lose their meaning because facts become instrumentalized, all ideas are instrumentalized. They only, you know, they're not a thing in itself in this world. There's something to hit people with or confuse people with or intimidate people with, but they're not something that you kind of use to debate because there's nothing to debate about. Facts lose their meaning. And if anything, there's this kind of celebration of (35/57)
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