Doctor Mike

Right.

It's not, it's not.

And they'll be like, they always say the same thing.

It's like, I go Thursday morning, I go into my astronomy class.

I'm super stressed out because I had a big argument with my mom and,

and I gotta be in a class and I think I'm breaking up with my boyfriend and I come out an hour and a half later and I realize I'm a speck on a speck on a speck.

And that's standing in awe.

That's really, really important because mother nature wants us to focus on ourselves all the time and that's pure misery.

That's just pure on misery.

When you can actually get a break from yourself, you're going to feel a lot better is what it comes down to.

Religion is a very good way to do that.

So is studying music seriously.

So is walking before dawn without devices.

So is studying the Stoic philosophers.

There's lots and lots of ways to do that.

My way is not the only way.

I'm not going to make a metaphysical assertion about who's right, but I will make an assertion with respect to the happiest lives because that's work I've done myself.

Yeah, well, I have a hypothesis about that.

I actually haven't done any randomized controlled...

I know.