There's something in psychology called the self-serving bias, which I also talk about in the

forthcoming book.

So the self-serving bias is a way that people navigate in terms of attributing successes

and failures, be it in their lives or in the lives of others.

So most people tend to have, and that's why it's called self-serving, they tend to have a rosy

attributional style, meaning that if I do dwell on the exam, it's because I'm smart and I studied

hard. If I did poorly on the exam,

it's because Professor Sadd is an asshole Jew, right?

And therefore, successes are attributed internally,

failures are attributed externally.

Our timing could not be better today.

Professor Gadsad is a visiting professor and global ambassador at Northwood University.

He is a phenomenal intellect.

But what I love about him and what you will too is the way he puts stuff. He's fearless. He is fearless. He is a great follow on X. He's written several books. We had him once before to talk

about his book on happiness. The Parasitic Mind is the book he's most well known for. International

Bestseller. I cannot recommend it

enough. It is so important right now. And he's got a forthcoming book called Suicidal Empathy,

which talks about how we're so virtuous and empathetic that, you know, we feel sorry for people

who are evil.

It's as simple as that.

We're going to get into it with him.

He has been a massive critic of Justin Trudeau.

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