Warren Smith

I was just thinking about, probably the next video I do is looking back at you talking to Alex O'Connor, I think.

And he was trying to make the case as though hate speech laws are justifiable.

Well, because we have libel laws, defamation laws.

So can't you imagine, Constantine, a case in which you are actually causing emotional distress or harm to someone because of this

medical condition.

And I think you handled that well.

You were kind of like, just like, what are you?

They're just two completely different things.

So I thought it just reminded me of that.

I thought that was interesting.

Yeah, I just stumbled on it.

I hadn't seen it before.

Like, that's interesting.

So with martial, in martial arts, there's this concept of the kata, right?

And it's when you're in a real street fight, or for example, you can't stop and think.

It's all due, subconscious.

But the kata breaks it down into rehearsable movements like a dance.

So I was trying to come up with a methodology that could be taught for that portion of it.

There's multiple facets to this.

The more I thought about it, I realized critical thinking is not just for debates.