Rizwan Virk

Right.

Like you got the HUD, the heads-up display.

You got your inventory.

You got your level.

You got all this stuff.

You got your list of quests.

And so where is that information?

It's not in the physical world.

Right.

But it's there somewhere.

It's on a server somewhere, right?

Right.

And so I like to think of karma as a kind of database of quests created.

or achievements or experiences that we still need to have.

And what happens is this database just keeps getting bigger and bigger as we create more desires and situations and actions and things that we do with people.

And then sometimes you have karma to resolve with somebody, right?

The old idea of you meet somebody, you feel like you've known them for a while, right?

You're irresistibly drawn to someone and you don't know why to have some particular experience, whatever that experience is.

And so, you know, within certain traditions, they view that as perhaps when you were planning it, it's like a...

I like to think of it as like a raid or a guild in a video game, right?