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Alright, well, if you don't mind, this has been really interesting.

I find it in many ways compelling.

Do you mind if I close this by maybe making this a little bit?

I don't know. I just want to ask you some questions and push back a little bit

just to kind of have a discussion, okay?

Okay. So, first of all, you know, I think we already started with the idea that

that one of the benefits of science is that it acknowledges that at any point in time,

it could be wrong, right?

Yes, that's a key feature.

Actually, there's a word for it called tentivism is that nothing is for certain.

Everything is just tentative until better evidence comes along in over-term.

So, you acknowledge that all this falls under that category of tentative, right?

Oh, I can be wrong about everything I've discussed and I would welcome the opportunity

to be corrected by people.

Okay, okay. Good, good, good.

So, let's begin by just talking about, you know, sort of from a pragmatic perspective.

You know, you talk about evolution and you not only talk about biological evolution,

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