We are talking to Maurice. That's about all the introduction you need. You know at first blush people are going to go

That guy talks too much but as somebody digs in they're going to see okay there's a lot going on here

and I'm guessing that probably makes some people

very uncomfortable.

Yes, in fact, actually there's an article that's published on LinkedIn back on December 9th last year that really goes

into that very much in depth.

You know, given the way our conversations go on here so far, it seems that you almost definitely

have not seen that article.

But in the case, the, yeah, so there's an article in that later.

I have not seen the article you published on LinkedIn under a name.

I didn't know was your name and I'm not on LinkedIn.

Yeah, well in case, well you don't even have to be on LinkedIn to see that article.

But in case also I included part of a free book, a book that has a free e-book,

as a flip book on the internet, it also has a few copies and I've given away a couple of them.

But in case, so I title that article, Why I Support Tibetan Sky Burial.

And it goes into a variety of things.

The beginning part of it, very brief, very tightly put together

argument on why the Sky Burial practice is legal

in some parts of the Himalayan region, why I would support in the long run that it could become legalized as a method of disposing of human remains in the United States of America. But then I go into footnotes and in the

footnotes then you can get a bit more of an idea of how it is that I was born into a situation

of where I don't fit neatly into people's ways of trying

to categorize people because you know you like on your show to ask people are you white,

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