So exhibit lot 6, 6, 7, ladies and gentlemen, on why you should talk to your parents about issues that you had with them when you were a child.

And all parents have this.

I said this in the show the other day.

Even if you're a perfect parent, then your children are maladapted to a crazy world,

so they're going to have some challenges and some criticisms.

And that's all, you know, fair and right and valid and good.

But so another reason why, though, it's important to talk to your parents is that it helps

avoid the scarcity mentality. So scarcity mentality is left-wing

thinking, it's middle of the winter running out of food thinking, it is zero-sum thinking,

if someone has more, someone automatically has to have less, it's childish thinking, it's immature thinking, right?

If there's two cookies and your brother gets two, then you get none, right?

So there's that aspect of things.

And it is primitive, and it is when you have non-cultivated or fixed resources, it's very easy to fall into that kind of thinking.

So if you live in the tropics, there's a banana tree, it is produced 10 bananas, then if somebody takes the 10 bananas, you have no bananas.

It is not capitalistic. It is not self-generated. then if somebody takes the 10 bananas, you have no bananas.

It is not capitalistic.

It is not self-generative.

And it in particular does not take into account things like intellectual labor, right?

If I write a book, I haven't stolen a book from you.

If I write a song, then that song has not been stolen from anyone else.

So when there is a fixed amount of assets, generally because they're found assets,

then you have a scarcity mentality. So of course, if you think of two tribes that are hunting in the same area,

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