> and you don’t become radicalized if your life is going well. This is the kind of thing that we all would like to believe intuitively. But counterexamples are

> and you don’t become radicalized if your life is going well. This is the kind of thing that we all would like to believe intuitively. But counterexamples are all too easy to find, unless you want to define "life is going well" narrowly enough that nobody qualifies. Having a shit life is not a necessary or sufficient condition for radicalization. There is a correlation there, but I really doubt that it's the best predictor of who may fall victim to radicalization.