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If you take the word of a Hollywood comedian for facts, you have gone full fucking stupid.
No one that listens to him takes what he or his guests say seriously, unless he rarely features a scientist talking uninterrupted for three hours, which I cannot find anyone else who does this.
Sadly I can tell you from experience that a massive amount of Gen Z/A actually do look up to these people, and it is a massive problem.
When a large portion of the next generation are looking up to the likes of Andrew Tate and Joe Rogan, does that mean we are all full fucking stupid?
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Listening to another humans voice for long periods of time definitely has a psychological effect on you. I'm pretty sure the biggest driving force behind conservatism is that 2 hours of AM radio most Americans listen to on their driving commute
Ah, the Fox "News" defense. Unfortunately, a lot of the people who listen to him have long since "gone full fucking stupid".