Andrew Klavan

You know, I compare it to that. It's called the man in the gorilla suit test. There was a famous test done, I think, in the 90s. where they gave people a picture of people passing around a basketball, and they said, count how many times a guy in a white shirt passes the basketball. And people did that, and they missed the fact that a guy in a gorilla suit walked through the scene.

They just didn't see it because they weren't looking for it. And I feel the same way about God. I feel that we have been trained to look at ourselves as things. We talk about morality as if it were a fiction. Smart people say this stuff. They say, oh, morality is just a fiction that we share. There's no such thing as absolute good. And I challenged them to find a planet

They just didn't see it because they weren't looking for it. And I feel the same way about God. I feel that we have been trained to look at ourselves as things. We talk about morality as if it were a fiction. Smart people say this stuff. They say, oh, morality is just a fiction that we share. There's no such thing as absolute good. And I challenged them to find a planet

They just didn't see it because they weren't looking for it. And I feel the same way about God. I feel that we have been trained to look at ourselves as things. We talk about morality as if it were a fiction. Smart people say this stuff. They say, oh, morality is just a fiction that we share. There's no such thing as absolute good. And I challenged them to find a planet

or a universe in the multiverse where killing a child with an ax is good, where killing a child with an ax, even if everybody says it's good, it doesn't become good. There are such things as truth, as goodness, and as beauty. And we've lost that plot. Even the people on the right who know it's there don't have the language to speak about it anymore. And I don't want anybody to adopt my religion.

or a universe in the multiverse where killing a child with an ax is good, where killing a child with an ax, even if everybody says it's good, it doesn't become good. There are such things as truth, as goodness, and as beauty. And we've lost that plot. Even the people on the right who know it's there don't have the language to speak about it anymore. And I don't want anybody to adopt my religion.

or a universe in the multiverse where killing a child with an ax is good, where killing a child with an ax, even if everybody says it's good, it doesn't become good. There are such things as truth, as goodness, and as beauty. And we've lost that plot. Even the people on the right who know it's there don't have the language to speak about it anymore. And I don't want anybody to adopt my religion.

I'm not preaching to anybody. But just the fact that there is something beyond sheer being that underpins all of life, that is, call it the logos, call it the Tao, call it whatever you want to call it, that there is something there when you forget that you're not dealing with reality anymore and you start to become insane.

I'm not preaching to anybody. But just the fact that there is something beyond sheer being that underpins all of life, that is, call it the logos, call it the Tao, call it whatever you want to call it, that there is something there when you forget that you're not dealing with reality anymore and you start to become insane.

I'm not preaching to anybody. But just the fact that there is something beyond sheer being that underpins all of life, that is, call it the logos, call it the Tao, call it whatever you want to call it, that there is something there when you forget that you're not dealing with reality anymore and you start to become insane.

And I feel our entire society, the showing porn to children, the watching the endless watching a porn until you can't make love to a real woman anymore. Women, you know, selling their bodies on only fans and not understanding why that's a problem. All of that. Those are symptoms of mental illness. And I think that that mental illness is, is, permeates our society.

And I feel our entire society, the showing porn to children, the watching the endless watching a porn until you can't make love to a real woman anymore. Women, you know, selling their bodies on only fans and not understanding why that's a problem. All of that. Those are symptoms of mental illness. And I think that that mental illness is, is, permeates our society.

And I feel our entire society, the showing porn to children, the watching the endless watching a porn until you can't make love to a real woman anymore. Women, you know, selling their bodies on only fans and not understanding why that's a problem. All of that. Those are symptoms of mental illness. And I think that that mental illness is, is, permeates our society.

I think it defines our society rather than being a problem in our society.

I think it defines our society rather than being a problem in our society.

I think it defines our society rather than being a problem in our society.

Yes, indeed. And, you know, it's not a question. It's not just a question of what they need. It's a question of living in the real world. I think this is the important thing to me is like even people on the right, they sort of go to church on Sunday and then they kind of forget when they're in their business mode. They say, well, I have to cut this corner and cut that corner. But, you know.

Yes, indeed. And, you know, it's not a question. It's not just a question of what they need. It's a question of living in the real world. I think this is the important thing to me is like even people on the right, they sort of go to church on Sunday and then they kind of forget when they're in their business mode. They say, well, I have to cut this corner and cut that corner. But, you know.

Yes, indeed. And, you know, it's not a question. It's not just a question of what they need. It's a question of living in the real world. I think this is the important thing to me is like even people on the right, they sort of go to church on Sunday and then they kind of forget when they're in their business mode. They say, well, I have to cut this corner and cut that corner. But, you know.

God, if God exists, and I think it's almost a certainty at this point that he does just scientifically, he's the center, the core of reality. Reality is an expression of his nature. And so if you're living outside of that reality, it's not going to work out well for you. It's like saying there's no gravity because you can't see it. It's just not going to work out well for you.