All right, good morning everybody.

Sorry it's taking me a little while to get to these questions.

But here is some from a non-listener.

This is from FreedomMendocals.com.

What do you think about having feelings of superiority and disdain for most strangers?

When I'm walking around at Walmart, for example, I will often find myself making commentary in my head about how much of a disaster most of these people's lives must be,

given their appearance and the controllability of it.

Just going by their obscene weight, lack of hygiene, generally sickly appearance or the fact that

they have tattoos, piercings, a tacky outfit showing way too much skin, etc. I feel like I can assume most people's

personal lives are a mess and that I would get bored after five minutes in conversation

with any one of them if I stopped and said hi. I don't know why but I feel drawn to a sense of comfort about being

deeper and less impulsive than all these people. It's something I wish I didn't

occupy my mind so much and I fear it could also make me antisocial.

That is very interesting, very interesting.

And look I mean if something funny my daughter once said about owls that they just they just stand

there staring at you judging and judging others, particularly strangers, is how we operate.

It's what we do as human beings.

I mean, we have to, right?

Of course, the greatest source of danger for people is people.

People are the greatest predators, the greatest threats, the greatest concerns.

And now of course with social media people's power to harm and disrupt has gone beyond.

The personal to the social, to the reputational, and so on, right?

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