Antisemitism explained through network science - Chapter 1

Check this out. Jew. Jews. The Jews. See what happened here? In your gut... something... you reacted, right? The idea, even the word, is something no one is indifferent to. But why? What's the story here? You'd think that after four thousand years of recorded history we'd have figured out this strange, almost universal hatred of the Jews, but we haven't. You know what? We're going to have to start to figure it out. We're going to have to try. The way the world’s connected now, everything affects everyone. There's nowhere to hide, and that little problem isn't so little anymore, is it? That innate, deadly hostility is exploding around the globe, and if we don't figure it out, it’ll trigger a violent self-defense reaction which is going to destabilize the entire planet, harming everyone in the process. You know, that whole never again thing? So let's stop pretending and fantasizing. Let's figure it out. Let's take the emotion out of it, look at things scientifically, empirically. There are facts. The details of any experiment that's been going on for as long as this one has are  considered as facts. So let's consider them. So what exactly is the Jewish problem? Is it genocide, their rights to self-defense, envy, bigotry, tribalism? No. The problem is that no one, and I mean no one including the Jews, know what Jews are and what their role is in the world or if they even have one.