Chapter
Embracing the Human Experience
51:13 - 57:43 (06:30)
The speaker reflects on the value of having experiences and how they shape the stories we tell, hoping to create something raw and terrifying to reflect life, beyond the cliches of utopian or dystopian futures.
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The speaker believes that the best stories come from real experiences and suggests that they should create more wild and crazy experiences to inspire great stories.
51:13 - 53:19 (02:06)
Summary
The speaker believes that the best stories come from real experiences and suggests that they should create more wild and crazy experiences to inspire great stories. They aspire to write an excellent coming of age story that pushes the boundaries of what they have experienced.
ChapterEmbracing the Human Experience
Episode12. Let’s Get Friendly with Jack - creativity, life paths and the next great Australian novel
PodcastThe Psychology of your 20’s
The speaker shares their fears of not being able to reflect back on experiences as they age and discusses the beauty in capturing the nuances of human interaction.
53:19 - 56:01 (02:42)
Summary
The speaker shares their fears of not being able to reflect back on experiences as they age and discusses the beauty in capturing the nuances of human interaction.
ChapterEmbracing the Human Experience
Episode12. Let’s Get Friendly with Jack - creativity, life paths and the next great Australian novel
PodcastThe Psychology of your 20’s
The speaker shares their love for the book "The Road" and how it presents life's brutality joyfully without any moral or lesson to teach, making it one of the most adult books they've ever read.
56:01 - 57:43 (01:41)
Summary
The speaker shares their love for the book "The Road" and how it presents life's brutality joyfully without any moral or lesson to teach, making it one of the most adult books they've ever read.