Good morning, good morning, everybody.

Welcome to your Sunday morning philosophy on the 9th of February 2025.

And just tiny little addendum from last week where I said,

apparently my mind is both unique and not unique.

And somebody had some trouble about that.

And I kind of understand where it's coming from.

So what I mean is that my mind is unique in terms of its creativity

and ability to conceptualize.

I don't mean unique in the world.

I just mean it's fairly unique in uh, in its ability to conceptualize,

to generate ideas and to, um, generate stories, analogies, and arguments and, and, and so on.

But the way that I view my brain in its relationship to reality, rather than its

generative internal content, which is kind of unique. The way that I view my brain in relation to to reality rather than its generative internal content, which is

kind of unique. The way that I view my brain in relation to reality is not unique. I accept

reality. I process reality. My philosophy aligns with reason and evidence, and I consider that to be

hypernormal. Normal doesn't mean common, right? I mean, it's two ways you can use normal. Normalized.

Like this is just what most people believe nonsense and that's normal. Or you can say it's a normal,

healthy relationship to reality to accept reason and evidence and to reject fantasy and bullying.

So hopefully that resolves the contradiction,

and I appreciate people bringing it up.

It's always good to get these kinds of.

Things clear.

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