Because I'm a huge fan of JAPGDP and I use it all the time and I don't fear it.

I just think this is a, you know, we really are the transformational moment in your augmentation.

And I don't think the replacement but the augmentation of human intelligence.

Hello and welcome to the Psychology Podcast.

Today's episode is sponsored by IntelliColaborators.

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Later on in this episode, I'll talk a lot more about the perception box and how it relates to this episode.

But right now let me tell you about today's guest.

Today we welcome Bob Mankoff to the show.

For 40 years, Bob Mankoff has been the driving force of comedy and satire

at some of the most honored publications in America, including The New Yorker and Esquire.

He is founder of Cartoon Collections, parent company to cartoonstock.com,

the world's most successful cartoon licensing platform.

For 20 years as cartoon editor for The New Yorker, Bob poured over thousands of submissions each week,

analyzing, critiquing, and selecting each cartoon.

In 2005, he helped start the New Yorker cartoon caption contest.

Bob is the author of numerous books, including his New York Times bestselling memoir,

About Never is Never Good for You, My Life in Cartoons.

In this episode, I talked to Bob about the psychology of humor.

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