Lex Fridman

Did you have a part in writing the letter?

It's so fascinating because that little piece of writing, of course, you have thousands of pages.

That little piece of writing gets like analysed.

So in some sense, you yourself don't quite know.

You kind of have an idea.

Which way do you lean more, theory one or two?

Is he dead and Nigel's in denial, or is there real communication going inside his head?

Uh, it's just, it's just fascinating because you have to think about all of that.

You have to write all of that.

You have to have those discussions.

You have to have those debates.

I mean, we also live in the age of the internet.

Just like you realize there's like millions of people that

worrying about where and who Gavin is.

It's fascinating that they're having, think about people reading like James Joyce or something and thinking about the character, like breaking apart Ulysses and thinking about like arguing about different interpretations of it.

To me, that in itself is also beautiful.

Yeah, some of that humor.

I mean, there's certainly in Red Dead Redemption there's humor, but there's a lot of it in Grand Theft Auto.

It's hard to put into words

Why that's funny, why it becomes mean, why it becomes viral, because it's just funny.