He absolutely uses the excuse of filming videos to justify a continuous narrative with himself. He has himself mentioned that people see him talking to himself, but he says it's just because he's bored, not that he's crazy. Yeah, right.
I was thinking...eventually someone, Skeletor or someone else, is going to interview Lucas again, and I'd like to put together, for posterity, a short list of the questions I want someone to ask Lucas, questions that I've had for a long time in most cases, and I guess I mentioned Skeletor because I see him as having the right mixture of a light touch with Lucas, but not letting Lucas get away with bullshit. Any additional questions, especially things that haven't been beaten to death already, would be appreciated:
1. The Voices on the Wind. Not a question so much as it is a request for someone to discuss the Voices on the Wind with Lucas, and not let him slip out of it by claiming that he was joking, or something of the sort.... As he had done with Goldaor. I think Skeletor would be great at this, assuming Skeletor is deep enough in the lore to understand what the Voices on the Wind are.
2. How does Lucas know someone's age and political affiliation by looking at them? Where did Lucas get the idea that blushing meant that someone was flirting with him? Again, not letting him slip away with non-answers or "I was kidding / I'm a comedian" BS. (Frankly, keeping Lucas as serious as possible, and on topic, goes for all of these questions).
3. Where did Lucas get the idea that it was a betrayal of socialist values, or Christian principles, for girls to not sleep with him? And don't let him get away with some generalized "Jesus said you're supposed to love everyone" crap, I want some sort of specific answer to this idea that he sees religion and politics as justifying sexual congress with a person of your choosing.
4. In a similar vein to number 3: Where does Lucas get the idea that God not immediately delivering a wish of a girlfriend in the flesh to him is some sort of reasonable proof of the lack of existence of god? Where in christianity, or any religion, does it say that God is required to instantly gratify wishes? We're not talking about a genie, Fatty!
So that's what I've got so far. As I said, I would be interested in hearing any questions that Lucas hasn't already answered, or proven himself unable to answer, like things about pedophilia, which clearly get him so riled up that no one's ever going to get a straight answer out of him.