Inyash Brodsky

Alright.

I think he was saying that is not an acceptable title.

I know the book you're talking about.

Was it height?

No.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It was, it was height.

It was high.

I like the idea that the brain is the thing that actually exists and the brain is just telling a story at all times.

And we, our consciousness, us, we're a character inside the story.

And we're like, we're the main character inside the story, which explains a lot about us, honestly.

But Andrew, because you also came from a religious background, you're familiar with the idea that we are all just thoughts in the mind of God, right?

No, it's not, actually.

I don't remember exactly where I got it, but it has its roots in some sort of Christian... It also seems kind of like Indra.

Okay.

It could – yeah, it could be.

I don't remember where I got it, so maybe it is.

But I've always loved that because, I mean, honestly, we could be.

Like, whenever we dream, we are the god of that entire world, and everyone within it is just thoughts in our dreams.