What unique insights does Adam Ringham provide on the dehumanization theme in history?

Adam’s core insight is that every major atrocity is preceded by dehumanization—turning living, feeling people into an “other” or a label. In one post, “Add to the list ‘unjabbed’,” that label is the “unjabbed,” but the pattern is historical and universal.

He frames this not just as a political or social issue, but a spiritual and psychological one. The real danger is sacrificing our shared humanity in the name of “safety” or conformity, instead of evolving into “Humanity 2.0” that leaves the collective ego and division behind.

Is there a specific context (e.g., medical mandates, war, historical events) you want this dehumanization lens applied to?