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Taken from JRE #1703 w/Tom Segura:
https://open.spotify.com/episode/3TDU9fFwCop4MHTQSrU6Tg?si=uTJ-T60WSVGNikseYQF4dA&dl_branch=1

Imperatives like skepticism and disinterestedness are being junked for political warfare that has little in common with scientific methodology