Episodes (Page 5)
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A smiling photo is deemed not joyful, but expressing 'availability'.
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A serious, professional photo is seen as wanting to appear profound and fearing kindness.
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The host seeks Oscar Wilde's opinion on a new profile picture.
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The host asks if he should post a photo showing his 'ruin'.
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Wilde criticizes apologies for aging, tiredness, and not appearing 'resolved'.
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Wilde links changing photos to the 'contemporary tragedy' of doing what everyone else does.
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The host updated his profile picture to one from a few years ago.
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Wilde immediately observes the host is 'tired', without preamble.
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Wilde states the host's profile isn't dishonest, but worse: it fakes a 'resolved life'.
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Wilde identifies the 'museum profile' as the worst kind.
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Wilde distinguishes between lying and editing on social media.
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Wilde sees at least four versions of the host in his profile.
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The host admits to a 'sad' but 'clinical' reason for his actions.
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The host asks if there is no 'picture' anymore.
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The host asks Wilde what he doesn't want to look at.
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The host questions Wilde's appearance and ability to comment on modern life.
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The host confronts Wilde about reading 'The Picture of Dorian Gray'.
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The podcast discusses the date of Oscar Wilde's death, leading to a peculiar smile.
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Wilde dismisses the host's question about his death date.
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The interviewer challenges the patient's claim of being Oscar Wilde, citing historical death records.