Jimmy Wales

And, you know, and it's kind of like, oh, come on, people, like, let's be consistent.

And like, yeah, for me, it's really about like.

To what extent is it relevant?

So my entry, I don't know what it says at the moment about this, but it's like at one point the categories is another issue because unlike most things that can be rewritten and rewritten to sort of smooth out the rough edges to say, you know, so-and-so was born in a Jewish family but isn't practicing or whatever.

And if that's relevant to their life because they talk about it or whatever.

But categories, you're either in or you're out.

And so somebody had put me in the category American atheist.

And I'm like, that seems weird to me.

I mean, technically true in a certain sense, but I'm in there with like Madeline Murray O'Hare, like people who campaign about it.

Yeah.

It's like I'm not it's not my issue.

Like I don't go around.

It's not a thing.

It's like it's my private belief and I don't make a big deal out of it.

And I sort of regret that it was ever made public because it's like whatever.

It's not a point.

It's as relevant as you having a beer.

I think I've taken out.

I think in that case or similar cases, we try like with categories.

It's like, well, but is it relevant?