Kyla Turner

I really, really mean it, which is why I also say, well, I'm like 75% on a lot of things because I have to do a lot more thinking.

And it's very, it feels like principles and virtues, which the right likes to talk about a lot and the left does too, to be frank, is like a thing that we all like to like throw on as cute clothes and we don't actually want to live by it.

And it's very, it feels like principles and virtues, which the right likes to talk about a lot and the left does too, to be frank, is like a thing that we all like to like throw on as cute clothes and we don't actually want to live by it.

And I think that that's a huge problem.

And I think that that's a huge problem.

Probably not.

Probably not.

Yeah.

I mean, I actually worked with addicts for a long time.

Yeah.

I mean, I actually worked with addicts for a long time.

Oh, yeah?

And I would say like a really big part of recovery for people in addiction is kind of doing a Socratic method.

Oh, yeah?

And I would say like a really big part of recovery for people in addiction is kind of doing a Socratic method.

It's therapy as well because a lot of therapy is fundamentally getting down to the roots of like who are you and what do you value?

It's therapy as well because a lot of therapy is fundamentally getting down to the roots of like who are you and what do you value?

Right.

And why do you value these things?

Right.