Shawn Ryan

I don't know.

Basically...

No, and that's not for the curvature, but just for shits and grins.

But I think that, I don't know, I think that it's emblematic of the fact that it's hard to believe the things you don't have input for.

You know, like, you build your intuition.

We build our intuition, you know, walking around in a way where, like, you might not notice these things.

Like, do you notice the phases of the moon?

I don't know, like, how much people pay attention to those things or how much it affects their lives.

And then doubling down on that worldview thing

It's sometimes funny, sometimes scary.

I don't know what the right, the take on it is, but like, you know, there's value to questioning, I guess, like how much your assumptions or like the visceral world that you live in and the intuition you get from that actually extends beyond the things that you're able to probe yourself.

Like you can't go and just jump up into space and look down and be like, oh, nevermind.

Maybe soon.

Maybe send them up, like, hey, they go free, like they'll say it to get on the free, like suborbital flight or something.

I think that if anything... Okay, so breaking your current understanding, I think that sometimes it is the paradoxes that show that there are problems in our understanding.

So I think that maybe...

Breaking isn't as active word I don't think I want to use.

I think that, like, again, I always feel like I don't even understand these stuff well enough.

And I think that's one problem when you're in a field that everybody's confused is, like, how confused are you?

Like, when I say I'm confused, does that mean I'm actually confused?