PvI#122: Hello from Iran w/ AmirAli Maleki

I always start every single improv class.

I teach always that the first thing of day one is intention setting.

And why are you here and what you want to get out of it? Because I feel like that's very important to feel it, think it, verbalize it.

And then on the last class, we come back and we reflect on And I don't say strengths and weaknesses.

I say strengths and strongers.

So looking back on day one, how do you feel like you've become stronger and where do you want to continue to be? So reflections and intentions for the win.

Very great question for me.

I'm always trying to talk in international conferences to just talk about the philosophy and the way of thinking in my own country.

And really, I love to show to the people around the world how we can even think about different subjects.

And especially we are staying in a really, really difficult situation.

And because of that, I think it's very necessary for us.

And as a person born in 2002, I really love this new media.

For me, it's new.

And I'm always run to talk with people.

another person all around the world.

Philosophizing in this modern world is kind of like this, you know, we have to talk and discuss together, maybe if we're back and we put some camera or a microphone between Aristotle and Plato, maybe they do something, you know, similar to each other, and I think it's a gift for our days to make connection, talk to each other, and try to reach out and see what's going on in the whole world.

I think we need to hear more from the Iranian community, and this is the way we can talk to each other.