Clint

Oh, a little bit.

Wasn't there like a back and forth, kind of a flip-flop situation about what was being said versus what actually happened?

Yeah.

Sitting on the parts of the pastors, apparently.

Who'd have thunk?

I feel like that's what happened to the church.

They were like, hold on, might be demons.

Might be demons.

I think it's also kind of necessary.

You think so?

I think to a certain degree.

I think there needs to be different interpretive modalities for this information in order for it to be like climatized into everyday talk.

And those modalities will happen through the hard sciences, through the soft sciences, through the religions, etc.

through psychology, through theology, and also through, you know, philosophy.

I think that we're going to take this information and put it through all these different filters that we, so that we can try and attempt to lead a normal life with this information.

So I think it's a natural progression that we do that.

I don't think there's anything behind it.

Maybe there is like in terms of like shaping narrative, but I think for the most part, it's just natural

sort of hip check reaction to this information we have to try and fit it in somewhere and i think that's fine for the most part as long as it doesn't turn in to like war i think then then it's okay yeah which is already happening the war sorry sorry andy andy go ahead

Was I the only one super surprised to find out that they've got like the full YouTube set up, like the green screen and like the effects?