The Saad Truth with Dr. Saad Dr. Verma & the WWII Japanese Soldier Who Refused to Surrender (The Saad Truth with Dr. Saad_957)
Jan 15, 2026
In a lively discussion, Dr. Gad Saad delves into a fascinating comparison between a contemporary figure and Hiroo Onoda, the WWII soldier who famously refused to surrender. The conversation takes intriguing turns as Saad critiques Dr. Verma's reluctance to respond to sensitive questions, linking it to broader themes of logic and accountability. He also teases his upcoming book, 'Suicidal Empathy,' while highlighting the unsettling connections to trans activism. This episode is packed with compelling insights and thought-provoking metaphors.
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Hawley vs. Dr. Verma Exchange
- Gad Saad describes Senator Josh Hawley's repeated question about whether men can get pregnant.
- He recounts Dr. Verma's refusal to give a direct answer and her equivocation on the issue.
Consilience Through Unexpected Links
- Gad Saad links disparate topics to create consilience and unexpected connections.
- He uses analogies to reveal deeper patterns across disciplines and current events.
Suicidal Empathy Drives Certain Activism
- Saad identifies 'suicidal empathy' as the emotional driver behind political stances he criticizes.
- He frames Dr. Verma's stance as stage-five suicidal empathy tied to trans activism.
