Jameela Jamil

I had meningitis.

And I don't know, man.

Who am I to say?

But I didn't see shit.

And I think that's what...

It radicalized me against the idea of living now through all this punishment to then just have this great promise of an alleged afterlife.

So I really just think life is not a test.

it's an adventure.

We're here to have as much fun as possible.

We're here to come as often as possible.

And I think if we were doing so, there would be far less war and far less problems and less violence.

And I think that we are here to spend quality time and really get to know not only ourselves, but each other.

Human beings are so magical to me.

They are my obsession.

And just getting into the weeds of other people is what lights up my brain.

So pleasure is just lighting up my brain.

But I don't think, you know, if you look at the way that I live my life, there's no lack of advocacy.

But I find I take pleasure in using my life in a way that is meaningful and purposeful.

I take pleasure in being stimulated.

That is one of the things that lights up my brain is working out how to fix the puzzle and working out how to, like I said, my obsession is people.