Jim Norton

But it's fun.

Why do I think what I think?

Yeah.

And Hitchens did a great speech.

It was in Toronto about free speech.

And one of the things he was talking about is when somebody says something that you don't agree with.

I think the example he gave was Holocaust denial.

He goes, you have to protect that person's speech because if nothing else, it makes you examine, OK, well, how do I know what I know?

How do I know other than someone told me?

Like you have to kind of examine how you come to your own conclusion.

And I do that a lot.

Like in the shower, I'll just kind of stand there.

It's really like we all have a weird showering method.

I just kind of stand there with my hands like this.

It's bizarre.

It's like womb-like.

And I just stand there and I think or I go through arguments or I go through conversations or debates.

And that's the one time I really get to think during the day where I don't let anything else interfere.

But being off social media is probably a lot healthier.

Just again, it's other people's thoughts.