Baby steps.

This is Infants on Thrones.

I'm looking for the further light and knowledge father promised to sing you.

Babystap.

Baby stee.

Look for the good in everyone.

Hey, Glenn.

Thanks for your response on your podcast responding to my thoughts about consciousness.

I think that maybe the phrase, consciousness is fundamental,

excites the two of us in different ways.

I think you're very excited about the first part.

The consciousness is part,

and I'm excited or interested somewhat in the second part is fundamental. And I think that that has us talking past each other a little bit or maybe

trying to bring up separate points to come to different conclusions.

When I talk about the conversation being a dead end,

I'm really referring to the is fundamental part being a dead end.

And I'm sorry to be ivory tower about it.

But when we talk about what it means for something to be fundamental, for me, it means some very specific things because, you know, I had to research what

fundamental things were for a long time. And when I talk about having to catch up to the conversation, what I'm specifically talking about

is understanding the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics and why the Copenhagen

interpretation of quantum mechanics is the de facto paradigm right now in academia

and in all modern quantum mechanics research. Because, you know, you made the point that

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