I'm Rory Stewart, and I want to talk about ignorance.
I will die without having read everything that was written in classical Latin.
Because ignorance isn't simply the opposite of knowledge.
It's part of what it means to be human.
Just about every game I can think of involves ignorance.
There's no adventure without ignorance.
There's no narrative.
The long history of ignorance from Confucius to QAnon.
With me, Rory Stewart.
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At the end of one long rehearsal, you know, right at the end of the day, one day, Prince calls out chord changes while he's basically singing the song intact.
And it was one of those magic moments where the band just fell in on this very first run through, was one of those songs that was born alive.
And by an hour, I mean, it was there, and we kind of just unleashed it and played our hearts out on it.
On August 3, 1983, at First Avenue.
I never meant to call you when.
You sorrow.
I never meant to call.
You me.
I don't want the one.
That has you laughing.