Scott Adams

you know, fables, they have these different archetypes, Jungian archetypes, and everybody's on this hero's journey, but a lot of them are related to different organs.

And now you can get into China.

I don't want to go into Chinese medicine.

And, you know, there are 3000 years of observation.

And now we just write it off as, oh, that's wives tales, guys.

It doesn't make sense.

It's like, well, 3000 years of observation.

I'm going to go with that.

Then with somebody goes, hey, let's let's rush this to the market, this new drug.

We don't need to test it because.

Fast and furious time, you know, it's like, what makes better sense?

I don't know, you know, use your own rationality.

So getting back to the heart, we absolutely can conclude in some form, memory, some memory was holographically, I mean, three-dimensionally in different parts of your body was stored in your heart.

And in this case, this woman who played the piano

stored her love of that piano in her heart, so much so it was, where is the piano when they woke up from a major surgery?

So I study this stuff to get excited.

I study it to try to break out of the frontier that I'm kept in, this fence line that modern science has erected for all of us and say, you stay inside here,

You have a credential, and if you start talking about hearts, you're going to be kicked out of the Harvard Club.

Well, I ain't got a credential.

I never went to college.