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I was going to ask this next question. This one has a lot to do. You kind of answered some of it, but we see things obviously like the rebirth of orthodox Christianity and Russia, the growth of all sorts of more traditional branches of Christianity in the US, like the more liberal, mainline denominations, they decline, and all that.

We also have recent events like the repeal of Rovers' Wade. Like you said, the rise of Christian nationalism amongst the entire Trump electorate, really.

But at the same time, we see like liberal states and urban coars, for better or for worse, maybe they'll vote out like a chesa voodine every once in a while.

But they're just generally still there. Like all of the other decline has just kind of cemented into there and it's going in that direction.

In a kind of, in almost not necessarily in a super political way, but in almost a more kind of symbolic, you know, Jonathan Peugeot kind of re-traditionalizing that kind of way.

Do you see like the entire world or the entire nation kind of experiencing some sort of religious revival at some point, or the already religious or religiously inclined demographics just experiencing that revival and further separating from the secular world?

Yeah, again, that's a great question. You know, I think tipping point theory, which is a really interesting field of study, is rather applicable here. Edward Dutton, who you know I've talked about, gets into this in his study on the significance of religious demographics for a far more conservative future.

So a tipping point is when a minority view suddenly becomes accepted among the masses.

So there's a mass movement towards something that was until then or until recently a minority held belief or perspective or persuasion.

And what scholars have noted, it's so fascinating. I've actually just was reading a tipping point study in the last week for some research.

But what scholars have noticed, there's actually some very interesting group studies on this, where they'll put people into various groups, say like 10 different groups, and they'll all arrive at a consensus of some kind.

The study I read is everybody was naming things. They had, they had people were online and several hundred people were involved in those 10 different groups, they're all naming things.

The researchers did is they sent in people to kind of the rabble rouse to disrupt, say no, no, no, no, let's do it differently.

And they found that anything under 20% of dedicated adherence for something different.

Okay. We're frustrated. People shut them down. They weren't interested.

When they hit that golden 20%, I think another study had it at 25%, 20, 25% dedicated adherence for a new paradigm, a different way of doing something.

All of a sudden, they started to find that 50% plus started migrating to that position.

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