So this past weekend, we saw drop the interview between Joe Rogan and Kanye West.

It was exactly what I expected.

And it would be impossible to really dissect what he said and, you know, everything that was said in that interview.

Because it was, it was truly a kind of, let's say, a kind of madness of words and of images that although at the

first glimpse looks like it was all over the place and kind of wild, but when you look at it

from a bird's eye view, all of a sudden patterns appear, and you start to see what exactly

was going on. And so that's mostly what I'm going to try to do,

is try to take a bird's eye view of what happened during that interview, try to see how he is

really manifesting the manner in which a kind of folly or a kind of embodiment of the fool

has the capacity to flip things around and to bring back a kind of balance.

This is Jonathan Peugeot. Welcome to the symbolic world.

So yesterday on social media, I posted a quote and I said, quote, beauty will save the world,

unquote, Kanye West on Jerogan in 2020. Now, of course, Kanye West did not say that during the

interview directly, but there was an interesting process during the entire interview, which was

that Kanye West would say things

for like 15 minutes and would draw these analogies and would talk at different levels and

would bring about different examples. And then Joe Rogan would in one sentence or in like

two sentences would say, yeah, this, you know, this is what you're trying to say. And Kanye would look

at him and go, yeah, of course. And so ultimately, I would say that if we could resume everything

that Kanye West said in his interview was that. And of course, that quote is a kind of misquote,

taken from Dostoevsky, from the idiot in which the prince Michigan,

who is the idiot in that story, is asked,

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