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What happens when a theoretical physicist delves into total mortality, societal power structures, and the true costs of biological stress? In this in-depth interview, host Jona Walk speaks with Denis Rancourt: former professor of physics at the University of Ottawa and interdisciplinary researcher. Together, they explore a wide range of thought-provoking topics, starting with Rancourt's critical analysis of the COVID-19 era through the objective lens of mortality rates. But the conversation goes much deeper. Rancourt explains how human societies function as dominance hierarchies, how biological stress and access to resources are linked to our evolutionary survival, and the mathematical models that predict the rise and fall of stable societies. Whether you are interested in the hidden dynamics of geopolitics, the indoctrination crisis in the modern academic world, or simply in how to deal with major societal changes, this interview constantly challenges conventional thinking. Listen along and discover why strategic resistance, dissent, and "finding your inner rebel" might just be the most important things you can do for the future of society.
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