That's right, because people are losing confidence and everything. But that is the problem. I'm sure you've seen this alternate history stuff where they go, look at this building in Detroit. It must be a thousand years old. Humans didn't build it. They don't know you can go to the old historical societies or the libraries and find the books. Or, you know, they say this courthouse isn't real. And I guess their families don't pass down the names or picture books of how great great grandpa helped build it. They don't understand that we've degenerated. They look at all this cool stuff we built and they go, oh, there's no way that was us because we can't build it now. You know, they say today people couldn't even build DC. We don't even have the craftsmen to build DC today.

But she says that we have there's less spontaneous thought going on today than there was 20 years ago. And the reason is we're filling the space of our head with all this nonsense.

But even like I don't know, I I always say that I mean, we talked about this, i'm pretty sure, because I talk about it all the time but like, I always think that society, like this regular life here, is fake. It's like it's not even not even real. It's not even how humans were designed to to live and survive where the wild is actually where.

Everyone is still capable of delivering mutual aid to each other. But because we've become so attached to this very complex, very serious game, like at a casino, we don't know how to disengage from it and get back to reality reality, which is help your neighbors, get to know your neighbors, don't be a dick. Just basic, simple sort of modes of living that are transcendent to any economic system.

It's a material-based society. People want to get material goods. They want to get material items. They want to get shiny objects and a brand new Lexus and a bigger house than their neighbor. And that's what they work for.