The state of comedy today is rife with landmines, where comedians are constantly at risk of offending people or being taken out of context.
The issue of cancel culture requires massive escalation and conflict for it to be resolved. However, the current situation is not enough and we should be allowed to make individual judgments.
The statement that "life is suffering" is untrue since life is not entirely suffering. Although life does bring a lot of suffering, we can look at it and marvel which is similar to the non-attachment concept seen in the Eastern world.
Esther Perel discusses the power of play in therapy and how it can provide a safe container for couples to explore difficult topics and take risks. She also touches on the idea of healing and how it doesn't necessarily mean that past wounds disappear entirely, but rather that we learn to navigate them better with new triggers.
The comedian shares his concerns over "cancel culture" and how it affects the comedy industry, citing personal experiences and lost friendships.