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becoming the average Tim. I love that what you said, because I do think of the many things, we overestimate, especially in this country. We really overestimate that we're individuals and we can look at dog training, like it's black and white, and it is black and white, because dogs are social animals, they will behave in a very predictable way. If you do X Y & Z, and We like to forget that. We are the ultimate social animal of all time and that we to despite how cemented we are in our personal individual identities. We so often underestimate that we are group animals, that do all kinds of things, stronger than us in service of the group, a hundred percent. There's actually way back in the day I believe is Newt Gingrich for those who don't recognize the name politician, who said that? He learned everything he needed to know about sort of controlling, I guess it was the house at the time from a book. Called chimpanzee politics which was a field biologists observation of power, dynamics, and struggles, (expletive), and usurping, and so on in a large group of chimpanzees, no, joke. I made. Yeah, I read that book in college. I'm mad, I'm not in politics. It

also reminds me, I just interviewed David Eagleman, the neuroscientist at Stanford about neural plasticity and brain malleability. And he said our Our network is just part of a larger neural network of the people around us like we are networked in at first. When I read this, I was like is that true? Or is that like along the lines of like people start to look like their dog level Theory? Like is this true that we become like this mashup?