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check out set for life insurance.com. All right, let's start with this quote. An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns

to the broader concerns of all humanity. Now, that quote is from

the great Martin Luther King Jr. What's up, everyone? This is Dr. Nate. Welcome to another

episode of topics outside the box. Get your popcorn ready. Get your headphones ready. This is going to be fire.

It's going to be controversial. That's the way I like it. The quote that I just read to you is really

specifically about embracing diversity. And depending on who you are, it can mean something

completely different, right? If you are used to being in power, if you are

all about maintaining the status quo, if you are in power, embracing diversity can be a threatening

thing, right? If you are normally not asked to give your opinion on things, if you never get a chance

to sit at this table, it can be a breath of fresh air.

It could be liberating.

And on this show, slowly but surely, I've been trying to kind of push the boundaries of docs,

not just being known as docs, talking about things that we normally, well, you normally

don't see docs talking about, right?

Throw on top of that, we don't live in a vacuum,

right? Shit, turn on TV and you can see all the turmoil, all the issues that are going on,

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