Louise Thompson

So it's like that time, even if it's kind of like half an hour at the end of the day, where I know that I'm like downloading all of the day and it's moving into the right memory boxes.

in my brain.

And also you do still get that little hint of dopamine that you need to keep you going and keep you smiling because you're kind of putting something together.

And so you're building something.

The dissociation is they're like, I'm so tired and overworked.

Like, please, can you just turn the heat down a little bit?

Like, I feel like a computer or a robot sometimes that's just overheating.

And then I'm like, I even had the... People are going to think I'm completely crazy now.

But the thought of like, well, are we all actually just turning into robots?

Like, why are we...

doing this to ourselves.

We're treating ourselves like machines that never need like powering down, like laptops now, like I never turn it off.

I'm never like shut down and reset.

What are we doing?

What are we doing?

What are we doing?

So quite, I'll tell you who I lean on is I'm, me and Rowan are polar opposites.

Right.

So he does not get carried away with things.

He's slow.