Dr. Ivana Hughes

And there is a third option, which, again, I I get myself wrapped up in, you know, the real politic of humanity.

And I'm like, yeah, human beings fight.

And, you know, violence has existed for as long as humans have existed.

And we are going to continue to battle each other.

There's going to continue to be conflict.

So it just sort of is what it is.

And it's a little reluctant and it's a little sort of like, you know, aloof, like, you know, it exists.

But I do try to imagine a world where we say this cannot exist.

We have to all of us and we come up with some type of global treaty that's somehow reinforced by some type of institution or some type of, you know, united force, which, again, I understand these things result in bureaucracy and, you know.

unfair advantages, et cetera.

But what if that world is real?

Like what if that world could actually exist?

And to me, it's just a decision that humans can make.

And it feels maybe a little crazy for people to think like, no, humans have always fought.

We've always fought each other.

There's always gonna be violence.

But to me, I'm like this type of violence, this type of technology,

is just too egregious for any person to have.

What's up, guys?

We're going to take a break really quick because I'm going to talk to the gentlemen that listen to this program.