Paul Larache

So, you know, the critical thinking isn't like people think, Oh, what it is like you're, again, you're going to be so skeptical.

It's not, it's just taking in what we have learned.

And some of those things are.

know the scientific method where you know if you have a hypothesis you go out and you test it and you you know you prove or disprove it and and you shouldn't care what the answer is all you're trying to do is prove or disprove a hypothesis and and then you know you just move that way so critical thinking is really the only way all right so as somebody that wrote a book on it it is critical thinker are there any random conspiracy theories that you tend to say that might be what i'm into

Do you have one?

I got one.

I'm curious if you have one.

You know, at the end of the day, I have a Rolex watch.

I mean, I do a lot of the things that I say that, you know, I got manipulated on and I'm not giving them up.

I don't care.

Like, you know, they're making me happy.

There you go.

So, you know, I'm certainly not a hypocrite.

I understand.

I understand how the world works and I understand how I work.

And sometimes I'll

want to tend to believe things and I have to catch myself and say, I'm falling into my own trap.

Uh, I'm hoping with age that I've gotten, uh, you know, a little better at it, but, uh, yeah, I mean, and I don't want to say every conspiracy theory is wrong too.

There will be some that are right.

It's just that, uh,