Hello, hello, everybody.

Siffan Maloney from Free Domain.

So questions from people around.

You published the book about UPB in 2007.

If you were to write it again now, would there be any significant differences?

If yes, what would they be?

Well, I did rewrite, or I guess update or make more concise UPB when I wrote my book Essential Philosophy

some years ago and you can go to Essential Philosophy.com and you can get it, an audiobook,

and you can get it on e-book as well. I don't know. I mean, I'd have to reread it all again,

which is not a project that I have

in any imminent kind of way or fashion. So I would say that I think it's fine the way it is.

So I did update it and make it a little bit more clear about all of that because UPB, like the word science,

is both a methodology and a set of conclusions. So if you're doing science, you're either doing

the scientific method as a methodology or you're doing particular conclusions. So I made that

more clear in essential philosophy. Next question. What are your thoughts on amusement parks

like Disney? I find they can be fun

on the rare times when the lines are short, but in general, I can't justify sitting in a line

for an hour for five minutes of fun. Yes, I am entirely with you as far as that goes. I do not,

I do not like those amusement parks as much. And of course they tend to be in very hot areas,

right? So, yeah, that's not my thing. That's not fun for me. And also, the other thing, too,

is that just standing in line, it's kind of tough to have, you know, conversations because

you kind of jammed up cheek by jowl with other people.

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