Graham Linehan

I sometimes call it my apology tour. Didn't you try and stop his crowdfunder from getting... I did. I did. Something for which I'll spend a few years in limbo.

But, you know, I did that.

But, you know, I did that.

But, you know, I did that.

And saying something cures that cognitive dissonance. Even briefly. You get to turn it off just for a few seconds and think, oh, at least I've made a decision.

And saying something cures that cognitive dissonance. Even briefly. You get to turn it off just for a few seconds and think, oh, at least I've made a decision.

And saying something cures that cognitive dissonance. Even briefly. You get to turn it off just for a few seconds and think, oh, at least I've made a decision.

I think it's like, it's not just that it's weaponized. It's that the panopticon, or whatever you want to call it, is frictionless, right? Like, there's a very funny Onion thing about arson at a party being disproved by the 60,000 photographs that were taken at it, you know? Yes. And everyone just has a different angle of a cigarette falling to the floor, you know, that was taken.

I think it's like, it's not just that it's weaponized. It's that the panopticon, or whatever you want to call it, is frictionless, right? Like, there's a very funny Onion thing about arson at a party being disproved by the 60,000 photographs that were taken at it, you know? Yes. And everyone just has a different angle of a cigarette falling to the floor, you know, that was taken.

I think it's like, it's not just that it's weaponized. It's that the panopticon, or whatever you want to call it, is frictionless, right? Like, there's a very funny Onion thing about arson at a party being disproved by the 60,000 photographs that were taken at it, you know? Yes. And everyone just has a different angle of a cigarette falling to the floor, you know, that was taken.

I've seen that, yeah.

I've seen that, yeah.

I've seen that, yeah.

Yeah, and it's just because we, without realizing it, have become the apparatus of a police state, you know. But it's all just part of the fabric of our lives. We would not, it's like recently I found out, Do you remember Pokemon Go was big for a while? So people were going down the street and they were finding Pokemons.

Yeah, and it's just because we, without realizing it, have become the apparatus of a police state, you know. But it's all just part of the fabric of our lives. We would not, it's like recently I found out, Do you remember Pokemon Go was big for a while? So people were going down the street and they were finding Pokemons.

Yeah, and it's just because we, without realizing it, have become the apparatus of a police state, you know. But it's all just part of the fabric of our lives. We would not, it's like recently I found out, Do you remember Pokemon Go was big for a while? So people were going down the street and they were finding Pokemons.

Well, apparently that was a company who wanted to get people to do their GPS work for them. So they put Pokemon in places where there wasn't a GPS record of it. And they got all these people to go out and film it for them. That's smart.

Well, apparently that was a company who wanted to get people to do their GPS work for them. So they put Pokemon in places where there wasn't a GPS record of it. And they got all these people to go out and film it for them. That's smart.

Well, apparently that was a company who wanted to get people to do their GPS work for them. So they put Pokemon in places where there wasn't a GPS record of it. And they got all these people to go out and film it for them. That's smart.

Yeah, a hundred years of it afterwards, wasn't it?