Charles Liu

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

The question.

Thank you.

We have to remember that.

Everybody is subject to ignorance.

There are things that each one of us does not know.

It may be different depending on where we are.

So instead of forgetting about it and just being angry about it, we got to reach out and continue to convince folks and help them understand that whatever you think...

you may know, please be sure to check it with as many people as possible and as many different reliable sources as you can so that you can really get it done, right?

So what we need to do is just remind ourselves that too, right?

Yes.

Our greatest... Tactically, it's two different things.

Right.

As scientists, our greatest power is to be able to say, I don't know, and not feel bad about ourselves about it.

Right.

And what we want to do is to help other people do that too.

So if they're constantly moving and so forth, I don't know that they're one single organism, but what they are is they're communicating really well.

They're able to listen to each other or see each other, and they can synchronize their steps and their pace and their speed and things like that.