Dr. K

Which is, yeah.

So I'm glad that makes sense.

So this is something called, the problem is selection bias and retrospective data analysis, okay?

So we have to understand the quantitative statistics and stuff like that is what you learn as a doctor.

So there's a difference between, oh, so a great example of this is, okay, let me ask you this.

If I take a bunch of people who won the lottery and I ask – if I say like, okay, look at all these lottery winners.

They all bought lottery tickets.

Should I buy lottery tickets?

Right?

Doesn't that mean I'm going to win the lottery?

No.

It's like that.

So we can take a subset of people who is really successful, but we're not looking at the –

millions of people who employ that strategy who fail.

There's a huge selection bias, right?

So I don't think you need to be an asshole.

And there's another level of selection bias, which you kind of talked about, which is that most people who... The internet loves this idea.

Because we don't like these people because they have so much money.

So the idea that there's got to be... They have to be assholes, right?

Yeah.