Dan Houser

Do I exist?

Yes.

I mean, I think there's two processes.

I think there's the power and money corrupted him in the end as well.

But I also think that there's something fundamentally different.

anti-human about people who want to build utopias or paradises or heavens.

Because what they're saying is, I like humans apart from the bad bits.

And I mean, I try to be a pluralist who likes all kinds of people.

And I think there's a side where people are, you know, hideous perfectionists, want to get rid of, you know, the rough and the nasty and the ugly and the dirty.

And that's a huge side of us.

So I worry about those people.

I find them

You know, it's a different kind of sociopathic behavior.

Yeah, there's bad bits and then there's flaws.

And I think we're all flawed and we can really try to be better people.

But we still have to accept that we're flawed and we're not perfect.

And we have to accept that in other people.

And I think when we do that, we're more human.

And that's probably usually the right course.

Yes.