Comedy as an art form has never been about having all the answers.
It’s about saying the wrong thing on purpose and seeing where it takes you. The art of trying to make sense of things that don’t make sense.
Sapere aude (old Latin words!!!) means “dare to know.”
In comedy—I see that as "Dare to notice! Dare to ask! Dare to fucking bomb!"
You’ll meet resistance.
In the silence.
In the crowd.
In yourself.
But you keep going.
Because something in you wants to understand.
My favourite comedians are willing to go first.
To go from nothing to something.
To say the thing that hasn't been said yet.
To be the one to "go there" when we were told "not to go there".
Sapere aude isn’t about having answers. It’s about having the guts to use your own understanding—and play with it.