Aditya Nagrath

I know what you mean.

Yeah, man.

But I do tend to look at the world from a more philosophical view.

So I try to look at what are the definitions of the words?

What are the implications of all of it?

Are we matching the definitions?

And that actually does create a lot of peace and calm in my life because the vagueness of the words is where I found that things become more emotionally charged is if you don't

You know, like again, children are learning the words through inference.

And so like the words are being used in an emotional context or in a story that's going on, which is the story of their life.

And that then puts this positive or negative connotation on the word for most people.

And so then that's the challenge is that what words are positive for one person could be negative for a completely different person.

And that's a, that's conflict, right?

The scariest part is, is that if I say, well, let's just look at the definition of the word.

A lot of people consider that starting a fight.

Yeah, I mean...

I think a lot of the things that we're engineering... Oh, yeah.

And the math is not really happening so much in the numbers as it's happening in the ideas, per se.

But that's where the challenge is, is that before you can get to that level...

of the mathematics that you have to have that basic understanding to build on top of to get there, to be able to pull out some of the magic, like the AI that's happening for the, or like building a bridge, right?

Like we know this is not going to fall down because the physics of it's