De Botton is correct in his statement that Humorists serve a vital role of bringing to the table things others are disinclined to say. For fear of a load of different consequences, people of high stature such as reporters or politicians are limited in their speech, failing to effectively address many essential situations. In scenarios like these, humorists intervene. Shows like Saturday Night Live, and satirical novels such as Catch 22 by Joseph Heller disguise such grievances as humor, therefore effortlessly deliver them to the audience with total impunity.
Most humorists develop satirical reputations. In that people only listen to them looking for a laugh. However, unconsciously, their message always leaves an imprint in the minds of the
