Danny Jones

We're now like the sound of the branches and the birds and the footsteps and the insects, all that stuff is sort of like another language that

we used to be able to understand and now it's kind of like bubbling back up.

That's what's- Right.

Yeah.

That's kind of inevitable, right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's bizarre.

Some of them, you know- That we probably don't know about.

Yeah, a lot of them- Before written language, you know?

Right.

Before recorded history.

I had the psychologist on a couple, maybe a couple months ago, who was explaining to me her take on like written language, how-

she was explaining how like the story of Adam and Eve in the garden, eating the forbidden fruit from the tree of knowledge was like a deviation from

from inherent knowledge to trusting the written word.

And she was explaining how the written word, you know, we get everything that we've got going back to recorded history has been, we rely largely on writing and texts and stuff like that.

Obviously we use things like archeology and other stuff to corroborate all that.

But like the written word,

And we're combining it with the, with thermonuclear weapons.

It was a way of being.