Aaron Retica

The norms.

And no one wants to hear about any of those things, right?

None of it.

But as you guys were saying earlier, the cost of not having it is enormous.

And one way in which we've seen that, that Emily, you were just alluding to, is in Minnesota.

And I want to talk specifically about what happened to Renee Goode.

And we've all been talking about this, but I want to just set it out very clearly.

I was, David and I were working on something together.

And so I was, it's an occupational hazard of this job.

I was watching angles of the videos and the videos over and over again.

And something was, besides the fact that she was being killed, something was really bothering me about it.

And I could not.

figure out what it was, and then I realized, okay, she has crossed over a border without realizing it.

She thinks she's still living in the regular world, and she has moved into an irregular world.

David wrote about this recently.

That

distinction, which seems to be a growing part of American life, was noted by, and again, I'm not making a direct comparison to Hitler.

This whole discussion is stupid.

This is just a useful way of thinking about this.

There's Ernst Frankl, who was a