Kane Parsons

So although I do love Vancouver, I'll probably do more stuff there.

But I don't know.

It feels like it feels like I don't want it to turn into a whirlwind that never ends because that would drive me completely insane.

Like you need the sort of, you know, the breaks to find what's actually meaningful to go towards next.

So yeah.

I'm trying to do that now.

Welcome back to your life.

This isn't a firm IP experience as much as it is a combination of being on the plane back-to-back with this press tour everywhere and just looking out the window.

And here's a mixture of reading and audiobook, just going through all of Ted Chiang's

Short stories is what I'm currently on a Ted Chang kick.

And so I don't know if this is an accepted answer, but I think it's just like, I'm really...

enjoying the headspace that that's put me in just going through tales of your life or stories of your life and others and and uh exhalation um and just looking out the window for hours and hours and hours and the sun rises and falls and it's just like that's kind of been like you know the mountains the sea everything everything you see when you fly around the planet in a plane um

I think it's just been all of those things have kind of just bled together into a single kind of hum, just like a tone that I think is less interesting to sort of

describe in intellectual terms than it is to just kind of say that it's really peaceful.

And, uh, I think just feels like a very, like a place that I just want to keep living in.

It feels like a comfortable sort of little bubble, I guess.