Jamie Loftus

Yes, this is this is a child who at age eight has strong opinions on Immanuel Kant, which again will cheer for him at the table.

No.

Oh, we're about to get into that, Jamie Loftus.

Wow.

Yeah, this is a little kid that when he like sits down at the doctor's office, pulls out a fucking, I don't know, Derrida or something book.

Just just just so you know, just so you know, he knows fancy philosophers.

God damn it.

Board book.

Mm hmm.

So his parents and his raised him and his brother to be utilitarians.

OK.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I was I was raised to hassle cows in our back 40.

His parents nights.

So this article notes that nights around the family dinner table often focused around debates about how to do the greatest good for the greatest number of people.

In later interviews with, I'm going to get to this guy in a second, the absolute dick writingist journalist to ever write dick, Sam would claim that his most formative moment came at age 12 when he was weighing arguments around the abortion debate.

So first off, no.

No.

I'm guessing like around the family table or when they have the all, you know, everybody's got their brandy and he's drinking some sort of fucking tea that's insufferable.