Chapter
Thoughts on Albert Camus
1:38:54 - 1:42:15 (03:21)
The speaker expresses their admiration and awe for being alive in the same time period as philosopher Albert Camus, while discussing how people can become desensitized to atrocity from hearing about it so much.
Clips
Michael Malice discusses reaching out to Jordan Peterson for a podcast appearance and his surprise at how connected and engaged Peterson was during their conversation.
1:38:54 - 1:40:06 (01:12)
Summary
Michael Malice discusses reaching out to Jordan Peterson for a podcast appearance and his surprise at how connected and engaged Peterson was during their conversation.
ChapterThoughts on Albert Camus
Episode#196 – Yeonmi Park: North Korea
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The hosts discuss Michael Malice's book, "Dear Reader," which offers a unique insight into North Korea from the perspective of its leader, and their admiration for Michael's ability to convey the gravity of the situation with humor.
1:40:06 - 1:41:23 (01:16)
Summary
The hosts discuss Michael Malice's book, "Dear Reader," which offers a unique insight into North Korea from the perspective of its leader, and their admiration for Michael's ability to convey the gravity of the situation with humor.
ChapterThoughts on Albert Camus
Episode#196 – Yeonmi Park: North Korea
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Michael Malice uses absurd humor to reveal the absurdity of evil, particularly in the case of Kim Jong-un, who is almost like a caricature of evil.
1:41:23 - 1:42:15 (00:51)
Summary
Michael Malice uses absurd humor to reveal the absurdity of evil, particularly in the case of Kim Jong-un, who is almost like a caricature of evil. He deeply cares about people and their struggles, but still manages to make ridiculous jokes.