Hey man. Hi, my little fresh turkey sandwich. How are you? Yeah, I'm good. Thank you.

Today's episode is about a man with schizophrenia who's created a kind of schizophrenia simulator, so people that aren't schizophrenic can experience what his world is like.

I am interested in schizophrenia simulator. I have not personally had schizophrenia, so I'd be

interested. Is it something that we are positive about? Like this is a good thing that he's doing?

Yeah, I think it's a really good thing.

It's, it's, uh, it's sort of an insight into a mental health condition that I think a lot of

us, uh, don't understand. So I think it's really great. Yeah, well, as we've seen recently,

there's a whole bunch of mental health conditions that people don't understand. We're speaking, uh,

just after John Davidson, the man with Tourette's,

accidentally, how do you even say it?

Axe said racial slur at the BAFTA Awards and people like slamming him,

which seems like there's a lack of understanding about that.

I think there's, if you don't, it's a funny thing understanding about that mental hack i think there's if you don't it's

a funny thing a we're all just meat sacks trapped inside our minds and we can only experience our

one brain and so everyone else is just a locked unknowable box and so it's impossible to really

empathize it with them and and to know exactly what they're

feeling like for instance i have no idea what fucked up stuff is happening inside your ears

you know between your ears at any moment and it's such a leap of empathy to sort of see you as a human being

and that's just in my personal life and I'm sure you feel the same way

and so like I think this is a really great thing that he's doing

hey before you go I had one other question often when I call you every

fortnight for this podcast I try and get you to go somewhere quiet and last when I call you every fortnight for this podcast, I try and get you to go somewhere

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