Richard Taite

So it's a simple formula without integration.

you tend to like, almost like a river, you tend to go either bank of chaos or the bank of rigidity.

And that's where we're seeing in our culture.

Now, the human arts, human family culture is chaos and rigidity.

You're seeing it even on the planet in terms of ecosystems.

And that comes when a system, the complex system that we live in is not allowing differentiation and linkage.

It's amazingly that simple, you know, and, um,

Yeah.

I mean, even like today, right before I came on, I had to have, you know, I grew up here in Southern California, so I have all sorts of sun things.

So I had to have one surgically removed.

So I have a big bandage on my head and I said, Oh my God, what am I going to do?

You know, I'm going to be on camera.

Um, and it'll totally distract the viewer to look at this bandage on my head.

It's fine.

It's not malignant or anything.

It's just had to be removed.

Um,

And so I said, I'm going to wear my father in law's who passed away recently.

I'm going to wear his hat.

And so it will honor Neil, my father in law, while also not distracting you as a viewer to keep on looking at this bandage, which is what you expect to see on somebody's head.