Dr. K

The other thing is that if you look at the statistics of it, there's 1.4 billion.

So that pool is pretty big.

So if you take the top 1% of 1.4 billion people of an ethnicity, and then you send them to America, what are their kids going to do when they have all the financial advantages, when they have these cultural advantages, when they're the top 1% of 1.4 billion, which is different from the top 1%.

I mean, Europe has like...

400 million people in it.

You can take the top 1% of Europe and it'll be like, you know, it's just that it's also a numbers game.

There's no or.

Everything is and.

So here's the thing to understand.

I don't like this way of thinking.

I mean, there's a lot wrong with it, but I don't blame anyone for thinking because this is how humans naturally think.

So a big part of, I think, personal development is training yourself to think in unnatural ways.

Mm-hmm.

Because our natural way of thinking is what biology is for.

And evolution does not select for happiness.

It selects for survival.

So the people whose genes are getting passed down are not the people who are like waiting until they can afford to have kids.

They're the people who are having nine kids.

Like those are the genes that are getting passed down, right?

And so we have an interesting problem as humans because like a lot of – if we want to be happy, then we have to go against a lot of our programming.