Denmark isn’t a “socialist paradise”—it’s a market economy with a big safety net. Segment 6 separates the myth from the model. When people defend collectivism today, they rarely lead with Stalin or Mao. They lead with Denmark. It’s the clean example. The polite example. The photogenic example. “Look,” they say, “Denmark has universal healthcare, free education, a strong safety net, high happiness rankings—and they’re basically socialist. So relax. Socialism can be warm.” But

The faces of New Atheism—less a new argument, more a new marketing campaign. In his short piece “What Is New About the New Atheism?” David Glass makes a simple point that a lot of people miss: what felt “new” in the mid-2000s wasn’t that atheism finally found the winning argument. It was that atheism found a new public posture —loud, confident, media-ready, and built for a culture already primed to be suspicious of religion. Let’s walk through what the article says, with emp