Annie Jacobsen

one guy.

Be that guy.

Be that guy.

And, and, but that to our point of like, well, if you're not allowed to say like, dude, you're overweight or he didn't, you know, essentially like by saying, dude, you should come to the gym.

He's the subtext there is dude, you're overweight.

Like you're, you know, unhealthily overweight.

That's that fine line of stuff I find really interesting is talking about things that

That make people uncomfortable.

I don't think that should be so taboo.

I think you should be able to be honest, assertive, and direct.

There's a great saying that I love.

I try to live my life by and I definitely write about in all my books, which is you can't fix what you can't face.

Alternatively, you can fix what you can what you're willing to face.

And that's what's so much about.

If it's fixable.

I think you can fix anything, even if it's just a mental fix or a spiritual fix.

But are you willing to?

But on the technology front, do you ever read James Burke?

He wrote a lot in the 80s.

And he was writing about science and technology.