The perception of atheism has changed over the last 20 years, with more people in the Western world identifying as non-religious.

A society that forces its members to publicly endorse beliefs they do not hold is in a precarious state, as it leads to widespread discontent and potential upheaval.

In a society dominated by liberal atheism, individuals engage in unhealthy status competition, which can lead to a chaotic environment where mimetic desire is out of control, making it difficult to return to previous societal structures.

Overcoming the fear of what others think is key to living authentically.

When I started breaking into the American market, I was advised not to mention that I was an atheist, but I thought, why should I hide who I am?

The apocalyptic fear surrounding science and technology has led to a risk-averse society, where taboo ideas are often dismissed without discussion.

To avoid societal discontent, it's crucial to minimize the gap between private beliefs and public statements, as censorship can stifle honest discourse and thought.

The identity groups that have emerged are often based on superficial traits like sexual identity or race, which can lead to anxiety and hopelessness.

Atheism is often misunderstood; it's not about denying the existence of God, but rather not accepting the claim that there is one.