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13:58Now PlayingA student crossed the protest picket line to sit down with Michael Knowles after a lecture at the University of Utah. He had never listened to the speech. He had never heard Knowles before. He came because his friends told him to protest. And within minutes of sitting down he said this. What is reality. It is what we perceive is it not.
What followed was one of the most quietly devastating conversations you will see on a college campus. Knowles did not yell. He did not mock. He just asked questions. Is a man a woman if he believes it hard enough. If your wilderness therapy program told you to affirm everything did you actually agree with that. If your friend wanted to set himself on fire for a cause would you stop him.
The answers were more revealing than anything Knowles could have said himself. The system that produced this student is the real story. The dean who used department funds to organize protests against a speaker his own students invited. The therapy programs that trained a generation to call unconditional affirmation an act of love. The protest signs that say respect existence or expect resistance held by people who have never once listened to the person they are protesting.
Knowles asked the questions. Daniel provided the answers. The ideology did the rest.
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