Emma Chamberlain

And that's not necessary.

It's a waste of energy.

If you're detached and then you're still concerned about what they're doing and stuff and you don't trust them, that's an issue.

That's a valid issue.

But I think we can oftentimes spiral about those things.

And then the final discovery going down the detachment rabbit hole, the last sort of detachment pillar, if you will, would be the concept of detaching from the outcome of the situation, okay?

This was perhaps the most profound for me on a personal level, even though this is something...

I already had somewhat of a grasp on.

I feel like, again, this really solidified something in my head in a way that I am so grateful for.

Like it's been so helpful to have this be as solidified as it is in my brain now.

Like it feels rock solid in a way where maybe before it was like the leaning tower of Pisa.

Well, now it's like more not leaning.

Like what's a building that's not leaning?

Like the Louvre.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's it.

The Leaning Tarapiza, it looks great.

It's been there a long time, but it is leaning.

The Louvre, on the other hand, that thing is like symmetrical and perfect and like rock solid, you know?

Although, did it get robbed?

Because maybe that kind of fucks up my... Oh, yeah, it did.