Paul Conti

I'm not saying, hey, we shouldn't have racial slurs as if like, let's stop saying the words.

I mean, the idea is the premise behind it, right?

Like, you know, the prejudices.

If we could eliminate the prejudice behind it.

You know, I was struck, as I said, I do almost nothing about medicine.

I get to medical school and start with anatomy.

And it's remarkable to see, as the bodies are being dissected, that we're all humans.

It doesn't matter any of these things on the outside.

And that's true, not just in our bodies, but in our minds, the part of the person that's not there, because now we're trying to learn from the body.

And it shows how...

ridiculous it is if you think that we're 99 point how many nines, you know, percent all alike genetically.

And by the way, it's only like take another 10th off and we're all orangutans, right?

So, but somehow we have to see these differences between us, right?

And where does that come from?

And I think that I believe that all comes from envy in that classical sense that if I don't feel good enough, I'm going to want someone to feel better.

about.

And sure, there can be visual things that that person looks different, right?

Or you think about the... I spent some time in Great Britain, and when there's a lot of conflict between Northern Ireland and Ireland, right?

And you thought, wow, there's not even a look difference, right?

It's the same general religious umbrella, same ethnicity, right?