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Weaponizing Humor and Game Theory for Social Commentary
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Comedian and host of "The Daily Show", Trevor Noah, discusses the evolution of humor as a tool for social commentary, citing Larry Gelbart's work on MASH and George Carlin's influence on his own style. He also comments on the disparity in government spending, with college students struggling with heavy student loan debts while billionaires receive massive financial support.
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