You know, listening to an interview like this, listening to what Elle has gone through,

some of the things she shared.

And she's told me it would take lifetimes for me to hear what she has experienced.

And so what she shared, you know, in this past hour and, you know, hour and a half

is just barely scratching the surface.

And I think what happens is kind of a normal process we go through is, you know,

we use skepticism as a way to deal with cognitive dissonance.

And so when we listen to something like what Elle has shared, it's so difficult to wrap

our head around it because the world that we see now, our eyes are opening much more to how

dark the world is.

But we don't have a framework for the type of evil that Elle has experienced.

And so I think what happens for so many people is it's much easier just to discount it

and think, oh, these are just made up stories.

This doesn't make sense.

How do these pieces fit together?

It's not logical.

You know, we go through all of that.

And that's, that's just a normal way that we deal with cognitive dissonance.

But when we do that, we fall right into the trap that the enemy has set for us.

Because when we do that, it keeps people like Elle isolated.

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