Mark Gagnon

And then like the hubris of man kind of imitating art, coincidentally.

I'm like, to me, I'm like, that one's the least interesting.

The twin study, that one is more interesting to me.

The gym twins, they have so many similarities.

Now, is it possible that like you and I, we're not twins?

Some would say, but sure.

Is it possible we have a lot of similarities?

I think so.

It's like, oh, well, you know, maybe we drink the same beer.

Maybe we both like the same restaurant.

Maybe we have, you know, all these similar sort of proclivities, but we just don't think that they're that remarkable because why would they be?

That's just purely a coincidence because we're not related.

So it's one of those things where it's like, I can see the statistical argument, but it's more compelling to tell me that both of these guys named their kids the same thing and you tell me it's just genetics.

It's like, maybe, but it's harder for me to believe that.

And then the apparition of lords.

I mean, I'm a Catholic.

That's a miracle.

I choose to believe that based off my faith.

I'm like, that's a miracle.

Granted, Catholics aren't required to believe in miracles.