2 chapters across the catalog
The hosts discuss the use of "dead baby" narratives, such as the incubator stories, to trigger emotional responses in war. They note the irony of secular Westerners supporting patriarchal religious groups like Hamas due to "intersectional obligation." This is linked to a broader strategy of isolating individuals to make them more susceptible to groupthink and propaganda.
Mo shares his personal history growing up in Durham, North Carolina, and his desire to attend the historically black Hillside High School. He explains the value of "incubation" within one's own culture during formative years. His father, an educator who worked at behavioral schools, ultimately sent him to a more integrated school because the middle-class foundation of Hillside had been gutted by shifting demographics.
