Gavin de Becker

And so when you get this intuitive signal, do we have a responsibility to understand it?

Yeah.

Yeah.

We have a responsibility to understand.

How many people have I met who I thought, what an asshole that guy is?

I don't ever want to talk to that guy again.

And I didn't.

My loss.

Sometimes it would have been the greatest person in the world.

Sometimes it would have been a great relationship.

And now I apply the George Harrison rule, George Harrison of the Beatles, who writes this unbelievable lyric that's in While My Guitar Gently Weeps, which is, I look at you all and see the love there that's sleeping.

Well, probably a lot, but I'll give what answer comes to me intuitively.

When I was a kid and I used to watch television, I believed when I was a kid that the television was more real than our lives.

And I learned, obviously through my experience, that the exact opposite was true.

Right.

The media world was unreal and our lives were real.

And this, Stephen, is incredibly important today because with AI and social media and other things, we actually are challenged to know what is real and what is not real.

Did Trump really make that speech or is it an AI film?

Did that really happen or is that real what I'm looking at?

The cat really did that or is that an AI film?