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There’s a suggestion that the inability of many great comedians to produce clean, yet genuinely funny material indicates a broader societal malaise. The speaker posits that the humor of comedians who can navigate topics without resorting to profanity reflects a healthier, more anchored worldview, one grounded in a belief in a good and ordered God. Conversely, comedians who are "foul" often seem to suffer from a kind of spiritual or mental illness—an inability to find humor in simple, clean observations about human experience.