Good evening, everybody, Stefan Mulleni.

Not feeling so new.

I had some Indian food and I'm afraid it entered my system sideways and is currently doing pretty much to my innards what

Milton is doing both to the Florida Peninsula and the building of the movie office space.

So, I think I'll make it through the stream.

Help me make it through the stream.

Hey, I might actually have a stream on the stream.

Well, that's probably more than you need to know.

All right, so let's get to your

questions and comments. It is all about you. Yes, you, giant thumb of philosophy is here for you.

All right. Are you still working on hat instructions on? Sorry. My bad. Absolutely. I'll do that

right after the show. Have you ever considered a truth about or deep dive on American folk heroes like David Crockett or folk heroes in general?

Is there any benefit to teaching your children about folk heroes? No. You don't want to make morals larger than life.

One of the, you know, minor issues that I would have with regards to Christianity is the old Jesus is perfect, I'm not.

So you don't want to make morals around superheroes, the sort of larger than life, Paul Bunyan,

strides canyons with a single step and so on, right? What was it? I remember there was some

song about a Wild West hero.

He's like, he's so tough, he doesn't shave, he just hammers his bristles in and bites them off from the inside.

So you don't want to make courage fantastical.

You know, courage is the little, tiny, difficult things in the midst of everyday conversations.

Courage is not a grand gesture as, you know, the male urge to say, all right, you guys go on ahead, I'm going to cover your retreat.

It might cost me my life, you know, that sort of self-sacrificial stuff.

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