Jon Lovett

There are plenty of evil people in the world, but I do think there's evil inside of us.

And I do think that like that evil, that darkness, right?

Like if you don't face it, if you don't deal with it, you end up leading the shield of America while your husband is at home putting in.

fake boobs to pay women to talk to him while he says he doesn't know what to do about his own wife's affair.

So it's the whole thing makes me quite sad.

Was it supposed to be private?

No.

I saw a Catholic priest talking about a definition of evil by an author from the 70s or 80s.

I was like, oh, I've never heard that before.

And I also love stepping out of our current time and just finding old books that people aren't even talking about anymore.

I just want to get out of the algorithm.

I want to get out of the words.

I'm sick of hearing.

And so there's this guy named M. Scott Peck, who I hadn't heard very much about, didn't know anything about.

And I started reading the book.

And it was just interesting the way this guy was so able to weave...

a spiritual idea of good versus evil and his own experience as a psychotherapist or a psychologist.

And I said, oh, that's interesting.

I'm enjoying this.

That's something Tim might like.