Amanda Knox

Is there like – are they thinking that they're being effective agents in the world by participating?

Is there like – are they thinking that they're being effective agents in the world by participating?

I'm a part of something and I'm accomplishing something. You're not.

I'm a part of something and I'm accomplishing something. You're not.

I'm a part of something and I'm accomplishing something. You're not.

Yeah, we are primed to be psychopaths. Our algorithms have primed us to be psychopaths. And that worries me.

Yeah, we are primed to be psychopaths. Our algorithms have primed us to be psychopaths. And that worries me.

Yeah, we are primed to be psychopaths. Our algorithms have primed us to be psychopaths. And that worries me.

Right, but your friends are not going to define you by what they consider the worst thing you've ever done. Of course. And they're going to recognize that you're an evolving human. And they love you. And they love you.

Right, but your friends are not going to define you by what they consider the worst thing you've ever done. Of course. And they're going to recognize that you're an evolving human. And they love you. And they love you.

Right, but your friends are not going to define you by what they consider the worst thing you've ever done. Of course. And they're going to recognize that you're an evolving human. And they love you. And they love you.

And it's coming like their criticism is coming from a loving place instead of an attacking place. And so how do we get back to communicating with each other, not from an adversarial place, which automatically instigates defensiveness and sort of refusal to acknowledge anything. Right. To a place of like genuine openness.

And it's coming like their criticism is coming from a loving place instead of an attacking place. And so how do we get back to communicating with each other, not from an adversarial place, which automatically instigates defensiveness and sort of refusal to acknowledge anything. Right. To a place of like genuine openness.

And it's coming like their criticism is coming from a loving place instead of an attacking place. And so how do we get back to communicating with each other, not from an adversarial place, which automatically instigates defensiveness and sort of refusal to acknowledge anything. Right. To a place of like genuine openness.

Because he gets to have another chance.

Because he gets to have another chance.

Because he gets to have another chance.

Can I ask you about comedy? Sure. Because I want to do comedy. I'm doing... I just wanna, guys, I wanna. I'm actually doing stand-up on Saturday, but on Vashon Island. What's Vashon Island? It's where I live.

Can I ask you about comedy? Sure. Because I want to do comedy. I'm doing... I just wanna, guys, I wanna. I'm actually doing stand-up on Saturday, but on Vashon Island. What's Vashon Island? It's where I live.

Can I ask you about comedy? Sure. Because I want to do comedy. I'm doing... I just wanna, guys, I wanna. I'm actually doing stand-up on Saturday, but on Vashon Island. What's Vashon Island? It's where I live.