Having spent the vast majority of my active-duty Navy profession immersed within the world struggle on terrorism, I learn with nice curiosity the Nov. 1 information article “Accused Pelosi attacker’s history shows the blurry lines of radicalization.” The blurring of ideologies resulting in the radicalization of Paul Pelosi’s alleged attacker is a product of advances in know-how, which I started to note in 2016, whereby, by social media, a person can take fragments of varied ideologies, a few of that are contradictory, to type their very own atomized, individualized extremist ideology tailor-made particularly to them.