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And Dilbert was one of the ones that I'd regularly see.

And I just remember.

I didn't think, oh, decades later, this guy's going to be like any type of peer or he's going to be someone who respects me like I respect him or, you know, I'm going to be sitting down having conversations with him and putting them out there to thousands of people across the Internet.

You know, I never thought that would be.

But yeah, rest in peace to Scott.

I hope that his confession of faith towards the end was was true.

That's between him and God.

But yeah, that's that's what I have to say on that one, man.

Yeah, well, it's a different it's a difficult one, Ryan, because, first of all, in the USA, which is the country that drives the majority of social media discourse.

And it's the biggest English speaking country.

So, I mean, you guys only have two real like proper political parties.

So the false binary is sort of forced upon this giant population of hundreds of millions of people.

And then people are just so amped up and jacked up about politics in the U.S.

that you almost have to choose a side to some degree.

Right.

This doesn't mean that you have to be a binary thinker.

But even if you're someone who is a little bit more nuanced and like there's only two parties that you can vote for.

And even when it comes to things like the news media, when in the U.S., like I'm not aware of any mainstream or sort of traditional news channel that's like even tries to genuinely be down the middle.

Right.

There's like right wing news and for sure.