Ed Helms

I also think that you are a inquisitive person, and you're someone who, like, you're not only very intelligent and sort of, like,

educated and you've taken it upon yourself to learn about the world and learn about people.

And I think that is some of the best armor against these kinds of groupthink or indoctrination of some kind.

The minute you start asking questions, even with genuine curiosity, not even like an accusatory, like, wait a minute.

But you're just sort of like, now, hold on.

Why do you think I should I should blow that old man with a beard?

Like, what's the reason?

Like, why are we getting what's?

Yeah.

Who would they be?

That's a great question.

Who would they be?

I think you're on to something really interesting.

quite elegant, which is that stories, movies, parables, the sort of broad, whatever, gestalt of human storytelling, it is rooted in fundamental values, right?

Like a sense of right and wrong.

My kid loves the Lion King.

And so I've gotten very deep into the sort of like Lion King universe.

And, and

That is a movie where good and bad is so clearly delineated and bad is portrayed with Nazi symbolism.

And it's, and so it's, it's so interesting to me that those kinds of stories are,