Dr. Jeff Spencer

Some people are meant to have the aspiration of influencing a billion people. Yeah, there are some people that are not meant to do that. They can't even think about that. They want to look through a microscope, an electron microscope, and they want to influence a nano. They can't think in terms of billions. Does that make it any less significant?

Some people are meant to have the aspiration of influencing a billion people. Yeah, there are some people that are not meant to do that. They can't even think about that. They want to look through a microscope, an electron microscope, and they want to influence a nano. They can't think in terms of billions. Does that make it any less significant?

Some people are meant to have the aspiration of influencing a billion people. Yeah, there are some people that are not meant to do that. They can't even think about that. They want to look through a microscope, an electron microscope, and they want to influence a nano. They can't think in terms of billions. Does that make it any less significant?

Some people are meant to have the aspiration of influencing a billion people. Yeah, there are some people that are not meant to do that. They can't even think about that. They want to look through a microscope, an electron microscope, and they want to influence a nano. They can't think in terms of billions. Does that make it any less significant?

Some people are meant to have the aspiration of influencing a billion people. Yeah, there are some people that are not meant to do that. They can't even think about that. They want to look through a microscope, an electron microscope, and they want to influence a nano. They can't think in terms of billions. Does that make it any less significant?

Some people are meant to have the aspiration of influencing a billion people. Yeah, there are some people that are not meant to do that. They can't even think about that. They want to look through a microscope, an electron microscope, and they want to influence a nano. They can't think in terms of billions. Does that make it any less significant?

Some people are meant to have the aspiration of influencing a billion people. Yeah, there are some people that are not meant to do that. They can't even think about that. They want to look through a microscope, an electron microscope, and they want to influence a nano. They can't think in terms of billions. Does that make it any less significant?

Some people are meant to have the aspiration of influencing a billion people. Yeah, there are some people that are not meant to do that. They can't even think about that. They want to look through a microscope, an electron microscope, and they want to influence a nano. They can't think in terms of billions. Does that make it any less significant?

Some people are meant to have the aspiration of influencing a billion people. Yeah, there are some people that are not meant to do that. They can't even think about that. They want to look through a microscope, an electron microscope, and they want to influence a nano. They can't think in terms of billions. Does that make it any less significant?

Some people are meant to have the aspiration of influencing a billion people. Yeah, there are some people that are not meant to do that. They can't even think about that. They want to look through a microscope, an electron microscope, and they want to influence a nano. They can't think in terms of billions. Does that make it any less significant?

No, it does not, because everything that happens is the product of every other thing that's happening in the world simultaneously. So I think we're the problem here. because we assign the value to what we believe to be true that I don't think represents what it really is. Like, for example, a teammate may enable the team star to get the MVP, but was the MVP

No, it does not, because everything that happens is the product of every other thing that's happening in the world simultaneously. So I think we're the problem here. because we assign the value to what we believe to be true that I don't think represents what it really is. Like, for example, a teammate may enable the team star to get the MVP, but was the MVP

No, it does not, because everything that happens is the product of every other thing that's happening in the world simultaneously. So I think we're the problem here. because we assign the value to what we believe to be true that I don't think represents what it really is. Like, for example, a teammate may enable the team star to get the MVP, but was the MVP

No, it does not, because everything that happens is the product of every other thing that's happening in the world simultaneously. So I think we're the problem here. because we assign the value to what we believe to be true that I don't think represents what it really is. Like, for example, a teammate may enable the team star to get the MVP, but was the MVP

No, it does not, because everything that happens is the product of every other thing that's happening in the world simultaneously. So I think we're the problem here. because we assign the value to what we believe to be true that I don't think represents what it really is. Like, for example, a teammate may enable the team star to get the MVP, but was the MVP

No, it does not, because everything that happens is the product of every other thing that's happening in the world simultaneously. So I think we're the problem here. because we assign the value to what we believe to be true that I don't think represents what it really is. Like, for example, a teammate may enable the team star to get the MVP, but was the MVP

No, it does not, because everything that happens is the product of every other thing that's happening in the world simultaneously. So I think we're the problem here. because we assign the value to what we believe to be true that I don't think represents what it really is. Like, for example, a teammate may enable the team star to get the MVP, but was the MVP

No, it does not, because everything that happens is the product of every other thing that's happening in the world simultaneously. So I think we're the problem here. because we assign the value to what we believe to be true that I don't think represents what it really is. Like, for example, a teammate may enable the team star to get the MVP, but was the MVP

No, it does not, because everything that happens is the product of every other thing that's happening in the world simultaneously. So I think we're the problem here. because we assign the value to what we believe to be true that I don't think represents what it really is. Like, for example, a teammate may enable the team star to get the MVP, but was the MVP

No, it does not, because everything that happens is the product of every other thing that's happening in the world simultaneously. So I think we're the problem here. because we assign the value to what we believe to be true that I don't think represents what it really is. Like, for example, a teammate may enable the team star to get the MVP, but was the MVP