Dr. K

Right.

And so how do you explain this variance?

So for me, explaining all of the variance that accounts for individual difference.

Sure, we all live in the same world, but we're not the same people.

We're not we don't have the same circumstances.

We don't have the same advantages.

So, you know, just to share a little bit about myself.

Kids fail out of college every day.

Not all of them have parents who are both doctors who can send them to India to spend seven years studying to become a monk, who have parents who can afford their tickets.

I don't have to pay my rent.

I don't have to get a job.

I have parents who can support me in this spiritual journey.

That's part of the reason that I started streaming on Twitch because it's like I was done except my circumstances made it so that I got a second chance, third chance, fourth chance, fifth chance.

So I think that when we look at what's different between you and another person, that's what I find exciting is like let's get into that.

Why do you see the world as doom?

Why can't you see it Raja's way, which is what I do most of my patients.

And then the other really cool thing is that it's not like one of you is right and one of you is wrong.

Yeah.

And statistically speaking, Raj, you're probably wrong because people are getting screwed all over the world.

So if you see it as an opportunity, like the majority of data suggests that it's not an opportunity.