C. Thi Nguyen

And the other was like, really, it slips through your fingers when you try to get an easy count on it.

Right.

So this is, this is amazing.

I think like, this is so good.

Let me, let me back up.

So I think you said to me what you heard in me.

And so let me say back to you what I think I heard in you, which is basically, I think this is right.

This is the view.

The right view is something like,

One way to put the thing I'm worried about is there's all these things that are important in life.

And then there's a few things that are very easy for people to count together.

I mean, one way to put it is what I'm really thinking about is what's easy and hard to count together.

Some things are really easy to count together because everyone can recognize the lines.

And some things are very hard to count together because the lines require a lot of sensitivity or nuance or historical experience to count.

And in the metrified world,

what what's happening in the metrified world is that all our attention is fixated on the things that are easy to count together right and one of the things that typically squashes out is any kind of value that requires that is highly tailored to you or your sensibility or your experience or your history does that does that does that kind of track what you're saying okay so there's more

Then you have this question about, but we don't have enough time.

And I think this is exactly right.

This is the whole problem.

We don't have enough time.