Warren Smith

They'll say something and It's because of the surrounding narrative and we can't separate the characters So we're seeing it through the lens of that narrative and I'm just thinking like you Because I was struggling this to myself when I first started like no one's gonna care if I make such a mundane observation But the say a mundane observation in the hand and then the mouth of someone else they're viewing it through that narrative and it it

takes on a whole nother meaning.

I think that has something to do with it.

There's something deeply psychological about it where you reach a point where someone is famous for the sake of being famous at that point.

It's like a struggle for them until then.

You see actors kind of break through that threshold.

Until that point, it's all about the roles.

But once they cross that threshold of perceived value,

It's we want to watch them because it's Leonardo DiCaprio, whoever it is, because they're famous.

That's a whole nother threshold.

There's like something actually switches psychologically.

What I think happens is that they're climbing the ladder to that threshold by those opinions.

And then once they're invested, that's their business.

And now they are going to defend those opinions because it's not their opinions they're defending, it's their business.

Double slit experiment in quantum physics.

Are you familiar with the double slit experiment?

Are you Francis?

No, I'm not.

Check it out, I won't take up the time.

Take up the time, yeah.