Esther Perel

So it's a place for consolidation.

It's a great platform to be joining.

And so it's an interesting thing because I'm saying not goodbye to this, but I'm saying, wow, we've lived together a long time.

I'm ready to start a new relationship.

I love it.

Well, I'm excited to dive into the sub stack as well.

And I hope you come back onto the show for many more years to help us to really understand where we are as a society and kind of get a bird's eye view.

I think you have this amazing ability to help us transcend the noise and the conversation that sometimes fills up our feed and allow us to view it from a different standpoint.

I think whenever I talk to you, I feel like a portal in my mind opens up that I

often you thought there was only A or B, and somehow you find a Z to open up in the sky.

What's a Z you heard today?

Today, the Z I would say for me was the question.

I mean, there's so many things I can think about right now.

I've been a few of them.

So the first one I'd say is that the question you ask the AI, the question that you ask, so what will you do when he falls in love with another woman?

Like that's such a humanizing question to AI, which is not human.

To a business product.

To a business product.

And I find that to be the uniqueness in really extrapolating how these things function and what they say and whether it's performative vulnerability or whether it's not.

Like even you asking a human question to a non-human entity is fascinating to me because I think we still treat it like a bit of a assistant and an order supplier and not really, most of us are not at least treating it as human.