Bryon Gustafson

Like in the Constitution and the idea of our country allowing for justice, how do you go forward and find that if you can't determine truth?

Like one of the quickest ways, again, just spending time thinking about where our country is going, which does tie into...

the veteran population.

And I would also say what the veteran population is producing with their errors, because I think that that's absolutely important for the direction of our country.

But if you can't determine truth, right, fundamentally, how does this country continue to move forward?

And so then to answer your question, if I'm going to

I'm going to have to rely then on feeling, right?

I can't use empirical evidence when it comes to feeling, but if I have to feel my way through what I think is going to be truth, because

I'm going to have to source it from 17 different sources that are out there.

Each one of those sources is going to have some form of a credibility score.

I'm probably going to be the one that has to assign each one of those.

Then I'm going to feel my way through it.

And if I... Again, thinking about this the other day is...

If I really want to feel my way through this, then I have to strategize the way in which the group, right, who is up there, out there at 1%, if you want to go that far and be crazy with that, I guess, the belief that they exist.

I'm trying not to, but sometimes you can't help but get behind that door.

Sometimes forcibly touch tips, too.

Don't want to give it up.

Fair point, I agree with everything that you're saying.

And to be honest with myself, I can't say that I wouldn't do the same thing if I were them and I came from generations of power and wealth and wanted to continue holding onto it.

So again, then I'm going to look at how I would do it if I were in their shoes, then I'm going to take that based on the 17 different groups that are providing me with information and play chess as to what I feel