Axel Bouchon

Weird or I think normal, right?

So I also have to admit.

Yeah.

I mean, normal.

But you see, for me, the scientist who only looks at molecules and cells, I cannot see any differences anyways between the political directions.

So for me, we are all the same.

So the key thing for me was actually to kind of just like help us feel that we have really a very, very strong similarity.

Interestingly, even when the conversations moved towards political topics, it was interesting to observe that

nobody was kind of subscribing 100% to everything of their respective party.

It was always like, hey, I don't like this particular part, but I like the other thing.

And so it was interesting that actually almost

central america right so i'm from germany right there was a there's like we're like a very strong center party but we had it right so in a way it feels like in the middle most probably even 90 in the middle most probably agree on a lot of things i'm not saying everything but it sounded like almost everything so i know was there a conversation that you did here that really struck you uh as unique or important

um so actually several because it was just like everybody just wanted to be okay so it was just topics to where you are okay it was about food it was about how is the weather it was about how what do you do today how is the family so like literally the foundation of being just okay and that when you hear it over and over again

That was, I think, the remarkable thing, that across, I would almost say 90% of the conversations, that was the joint false, like, just be OK.

And so I couldn't kind of pick one that is an outlier on this.

What I think was interesting for us is that we received, and that's so confirming, that we received, I think, one email with negative writing.

So all voice messages, everything with, with voice was okay.

Writing was negative.

We got only one negative.

Um, is there, is there anything, you know, go ahead.