What happens when the 'rules of the game' are rewritten mid-match, and the very empathy we prize is used as a weapon against us? Konstantin Kisin joins the session to explore the chilling parallels between the Soviet Union's collapse and our current cultural fragility. From the policing of 'offensive' opinions to the explosive end game of identity politics, we're facing a crisis of character that threatens to erase the individual entirely. The solution isn't found in safer spaces or louder protests, but in a radical return to the strength of the human spirit.