Paul Conti

But now there's some religious difference.

And I thought...

It's not me trying to be denigrating, you know, around the Irish companies.

Like, that's human of, oh, there's no actual difference between us.

If I don't feel good about myself, I'm going to find one, right?

It's that.

That I believe could go away.

It's driven by maybe the trauma of just being alive in the world and things can happen to us.

But we certainly promote in the human created trauma, people feeling not good enough, finding differences.

There's a place for the envy to attach.

And we're off to the races of...

You know, wars.

I mean, we're talking about the Second World War, and we think, well, what have we learned since then?

It would take us a day to map out all the wars since then, right?

Let alone, for goodness sakes, everything that's salient right now.

So we're not good at learning from what seem to be some very salient lessons.

I think there's so much intensity.

Intensity and I guess I would say fearlessness of expression.

that I see in a Slavic culture, maybe it's across cultures, because there's a different way that expression occurs.

We say like, oh, it's different in the French than the Spanish, or it's different than in parts of Africa.