Eneasz Brodsky

Okay, cool.

Two things about Incaven.

The first is we talked about it last time, and last episode...

And I mentioned how like awesome and transformative it was for me.

One of the questions on at, I think it was less online or something, Ben asked in his feedback, how much would you be willing to pay to like stay at Inkhaven for a month for this program I'm thinking of doing, the blogging program?

Yeah, we never quite released that.

I think you thought it was pretty crazy that people were being asked if they would be willing to pay on the order of thousands of dollars just to come to Lighthaven every day and write around other people.

Yeah, it didn't say it didn't include food.

No, it was just come here and be part of the program and get kicked out of the program.

If you if you don't post every day.

And, you know, part a large part of it was being around other people also doing the same thing and being at Inkhaven and getting to meet people like Alexander Wales and Scott Alexander that talk to you about writing.

But but yeah, it was two thousand dollars just and I was just wondering, I don't know, at the time you thought that sounded crazy, right?

I ask because, like, do you still think it sounds like a crazy amount now?

I was wondering if, like, you had changed your opinion at all in the meantime.

Or do you still think, like, no, that's kind of nuts and the people who do this are a little bit crazy?

Fundraiser was successful.

They're good.

Yeah, they're going to survive for another year.

And for me, it was totally worth it.

For a lot of people, I think like almost all the people, maybe with one or two exceptions, thought that it was absolutely worth the money.