The Hello everyone this is episode 17 of the thinking else at. This is Ben Olson in Washington, D.C.

And with me today is Nathan Fox in San Francisco.

Nathan, I do want to hear how you're doing,

but I should say before that you've been quite a

workhorse I've been listening to the episodes you've done with Ebony and they've

got a lot of good tips in them. Yeah, thanks.

I mean, Ebony's a really great guest and she's been doing really well.

So we've missed having you.

It's really just been a scheduling thing.

But yeah, thanks.

I'm glad you got a chance to listen to those.

Yeah, and it sounds like she's doing pretty well and took to heart your advice to slow down,

which, you know, it's tough for a lot of people. Yeah she's doing

amazingly well so far I can't wait to talk to her again and and check in and see how

she's doing. Yeah so you're doing good I guess.

Oh yeah everything's great. It's nice to talk to you again. I'm looking forward to today's show.

We have a lot of cool stuff on the agenda I think.

Yeah, so let's see here, I'll just go through that really quickly.

We want to talk about how to approach matching questions, which are the parallel reasoning questions or parallel flaw questions I think sometimes people

call them and then talk about creating different worlds in the games right I think people will

call that different scenarios or different options, how to split

a, I guess your main diagram into multiple options and whether you should or shouldn't do that

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