Join Peter Boghossian, a philosopher known for his critiques of social justice ideologies, along with Helen Pluckrose, an academic writer, and Mike Nayna, a documentary filmmaker, as they unpick the Grievance Studies project. They discuss how absurd academic papers, like the infamous "dog park" submission, expose the decline of scholarly rigor under ideological influences. The panel scrutinizes the dangers of prioritizing ideology over truth, and highlights the unsettling shift in social justice activism, revealing the complexities behind the movement's evolution.

In this engaging discussion, filmmaker Mike Nayna delves into the complexities of digital activism and its effects on human behavior. He highlights the climate of fear in academia where controversial topics face intimidation, while critiquing the expansion of concepts like racism. Nayna also explores youthful engagement in activism, the pitfalls of postmodern ideologies, and the importance of open dialogue in society. With reflections on moral communities and the sustainability of political movements, this conversation offers a thought-provoking look at activism today.