Dr. Christopher Shade

And this guy has him do this one long written thing,

And he's like, let's be honest.

That took you a long time, but it was nearly perfect.

It was just, he just needs more time to process because he just wants everything to be at this really high level.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And when he does something, it's really his unique expression.

He's not just memorizing to shoot stuff back out, get your grade and move up.

He really fundamentally wants to learn and grow.

And now that he's been doing that, it's like, man, this kid's brilliant.

Oh, I know we're not taught to think anymore.

And that was the big shifting in education away from colleges being places of thought and thinking and learning how to think.

And now they're just technical schools where you're just memorizing stuff, going up the chain and then doing what you do.

And I mean, you just look even in medicine and then, you know, some fraction of medicine.

You know, I'm a guy who focuses on the right side of the left lung and

And they don't know anything about the whole systems biology and how to treat a whole person.

And, you know, I remember my dad was a college professor, so I grew up in academia.

You know, I watched him, you know, mentoring graduate students and writing books.

I mean, the guy wrote 13 or 15 books.

I mean, hardcore.