I gave it a try, lasted 48 minutes. Lex let's people talk, that makes him a good interviewer. I think the next level, would be for him to push back/ask for clarification on some clear fallacious arguments. The interviewee described Islam a monolith, and strawman "the west" for criticisms that are more than appropriate. Eg. Yes, not all Muslims are bad. Is the Taliban bad? would you consider them Muslim?,(reply>), @King u know nothing about the world. Bad people are dangerous regardless of religion. There's a vast number of dangerous Hindus in India with Nazi like ideologies who have lynched Muslims. History can tell u of dangerous Christians like the KKK for example or colonisers in Africa. There's Buddhist that are dangerous too like in in Myanmar or in Sri Lanka with the Buddhist Sinahelse majority committing genocide upon the Tamils. This view point that only Muslims are dangerous is a lie.,(reply>), As a Muslim, I understand that Islam, like any religion, is not a monolith and that there are a wide variety of interpretations and practices within the faith. It is important to recognize that there are extremists groups like the Taliban who commit acts of violence and terror in the name of Islam, but their actions do not represent the views of the majority of Muslims.,(reply>), @Shyff A bad muslim is far more dangerous than a bad Christian, atheist, Buddhist or Hindu. For anology let's just say both are criminals, one is a thieve other is serial killer.,(reply>)," @M S i recommend watching Firas Zahabi &amp; Joe Rogan’s debate on scientific truth (it’s on YouTube <a href=""https://youtu.be/gJHj4BtP9Go"">https://youtu.be/gJHj4BtP9Go</a> ) it’s a great way imo to see how reason fits in all of this",(reply>), @M S like what?