Dax Shepard

I immediately resented that.

It created this wall that I was just like, fuck, no.

It's such a complicated scenario because, you know, I was driving around 100 miles per hour because I believe the universe protected me.

You can't do that.

Like if a police car chased me, I don't know what would have happened.

My story could have been very different.

And this was before the incident, right?

The violent aspect was only one result, but many other things could have happened before that.

It's something I think we're still figuring out.

Yeah.

How to approach this because it's super complex.

And I think if you look at the history of psychiatry and this, where like lobotomies were a thing, you know, going back to the cuckoo's nests.

Yeah.

It doesn't have a great history in this space.

I think we've made a lot of progress in the community mental health space.

I just think it's such a long-term game to some degree to where we've gotten to a place where people can be open with the most severe instances and get the help that they need and not be shamed by that.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I never truly felt that my ability to overcome...

The trauma and find my resilience was really valued, right?