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Yeah. I'm calling this lunch rounds. This is noon conference son. Come on down. I see y'all.

Sup man, Joe.

Melissa loves the future, finally caught alive. See, when it's meant to be, it's just meant to be.

So actually that's an interesting thing. Do we live predestined lives or do we have

free will? I'm going to tell you the secret. Who cares? We feel like we have free will and so that's a real experience and predestination is a concept.

It's an idea in the mind that there's something determining our future. Well that implies that there's our future.

Well, that implies that there's a future,

that there's something other than now.

And so I would just encourage you

to look in your own experience and go,

is there actually someone making decisions in real time

or are there decisions?

And everything is just happening, in which case there really aren't wrong decisions,

are there? And there's a kind of lightness and a letting go.

And then what's interesting is the right decisions just seem to show up it's a

total paradox I'm making this shit up. Josh says what do you think of people

still walking around with them on? Are we talking about masks?

The whole mask thing is a kind of litmus test for your own politics, isn't it?

Or it's a cultural thing, like in Asia, masks are much more common,

especially in the winter, people are now, especially Asian Americans have had their own

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