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And I've hidden it from you for years and you don't really know about it. That version, every day your life is worse.

But there's some big lesson. There might be something that I have to learn from that or take away from that that I might not take away because there's no big emotional moment that forces me to confront it. But if you got mad at me and we got into an argument, like a real argument, which we've never really done before. We will. It would be very distinct and fresh in your mind.

But there's some big lesson. There might be something that I have to learn from that or take away from that that I might not take away because there's no big emotional moment that forces me to confront it. But if you got mad at me and we got into an argument, like a real argument, which we've never really done before. We will. It would be very distinct and fresh in your mind.

But there's some big lesson. There might be something that I have to learn from that or take away from that that I might not take away because there's no big emotional moment that forces me to confront it. But if you got mad at me and we got into an argument, like a real argument, which we've never really done before. We will. It would be very distinct and fresh in your mind.

That's something that heavily influences memory is like the emotional, maybe the emotional state. I'm sure there are better ways to describe this, but basically the state of being that you're in when you're consuming the information.

That's something that heavily influences memory is like the emotional, maybe the emotional state. I'm sure there are better ways to describe this, but basically the state of being that you're in when you're consuming the information.

That's something that heavily influences memory is like the emotional, maybe the emotional state. I'm sure there are better ways to describe this, but basically the state of being that you're in when you're consuming the information.

But if you're in like a constant baseline state of information being spit at you all the time, and there's nothing to differentiate it from every other moment of your day, it's really hard to actually remember and retain it. And I've been talking about this a lot with some other friends because I think my memory has gotten worse.

But if you're in like a constant baseline state of information being spit at you all the time, and there's nothing to differentiate it from every other moment of your day, it's really hard to actually remember and retain it. And I've been talking about this a lot with some other friends because I think my memory has gotten worse.

But if you're in like a constant baseline state of information being spit at you all the time, and there's nothing to differentiate it from every other moment of your day, it's really hard to actually remember and retain it. And I've been talking about this a lot with some other friends because I think my memory has gotten worse.

And I was like, I don't think I have like early onset dementia or something like that. I hope. I think it's just a consequence of the way that I am constantly constantly engaging in messages, consuming media. Like, it's a consequence of my phone, my job, all these things. Do you feel this way, Doug?

And I was like, I don't think I have like early onset dementia or something like that. I hope. I think it's just a consequence of the way that I am constantly constantly engaging in messages, consuming media. Like, it's a consequence of my phone, my job, all these things. Do you feel this way, Doug?

And I was like, I don't think I have like early onset dementia or something like that. I hope. I think it's just a consequence of the way that I am constantly constantly engaging in messages, consuming media. Like, it's a consequence of my phone, my job, all these things. Do you feel this way, Doug?

Is this something that you've experienced? Or what's your experience with this over the past, let's say, since 2012 to now?

Is this something that you've experienced? Or what's your experience with this over the past, let's say, since 2012 to now?

Is this something that you've experienced? Or what's your experience with this over the past, let's say, since 2012 to now?

By the way, wait, one Emmett Shearer thing. I used to work with this guy. He would be in meetings where executives are presenting him important things they've worked a whole month on, and he's on his phone playing Hearthstone. This is a fact I will stand. So for him to call out, He was breaking out of the psychic prison. Yeah. All right, Tom, I'm sorry.

By the way, wait, one Emmett Shearer thing. I used to work with this guy. He would be in meetings where executives are presenting him important things they've worked a whole month on, and he's on his phone playing Hearthstone. This is a fact I will stand. So for him to call out, He was breaking out of the psychic prison. Yeah. All right, Tom, I'm sorry.

By the way, wait, one Emmett Shearer thing. I used to work with this guy. He would be in meetings where executives are presenting him important things they've worked a whole month on, and he's on his phone playing Hearthstone. This is a fact I will stand. So for him to call out, He was breaking out of the psychic prison. Yeah. All right, Tom, I'm sorry.

Yeah, I feel like that's a little extreme. I think the less extreme version of the argument that you're saying, I actually think that makes sense. I think the argument of making school more specialized and allowing kids to focus on particular areas that they're best suited for or they're most likely to succeed in is an approach that not only...