Episode 10

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13th Feb 2026

Why?

Season 1 Episode 10 (pt.10/10)

Why?

Overview

To wrap up this initial 10-part series of monologues, we are taking a look at how bad this could all actually get. We look at how pathological decisions and behaviours can get past all our policies and regulations and inflict catastrophic consequences on humankind. So, no biggy really.

But don’t lose hope, we will end this all on a good note…kinda?

Recommended reading and listening

  1. The Carl Sagan Portal
  2. The Wisdom of Carl Sagan: Life, Science, and the Pursuit of Truth – Excellence Reporter
  3. Assholes: A Field Guide: How to Deal with Difficult People At Home or at Work : Edwards, Philip C: Amazon.com.au: Books

Sources

  1. The End Of The World with Josh Clark | iHeart
  2. WHO Scientific advisory group issues report on origins of COVID-19
  3. Chernobyl disaster - Wikipedia

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Finding a Greater Humanity
Too Many Arseholes is a social project looking at the rise of pathological behaviours in our society and the erosion of social trust. Creating a better conversation around why this is, and finding a way forward to a greater humanity.

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