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I analyse and try to resolve 5 key issues within Progressive politics, while also keeping the Conservative alternative in mind.
I speak about the difficulty progressives have finding an idol, cancel culture, echo chambers, openness to experience and difference, as well as the psychology behind Progressive and Conservative views.
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