Hi everybody Dennis Prigger here with Otto. What's Otto doing?

Licking the air.

He's licking the air.

That's exactly what he's doing.

Hey Otto.

It's a very funny dog. There's no question about it. Bulldogs are a crack up. Everybody who owns one.

Are you allowed to say that by the way? Owns a dog?

I think no, no, according to the animal rights organizations, you cannot say you are your pets owner.

You are your pets human companion.

Just wanted you to know that. So

he doesn't care by the way. He's very happily owned. So hi everybody. These are spontaneous.

I mean, it's all of them. I take your questions after I open up with a few comments. I want to be very brief on the opening comments.

Because two episodes ago, not episode two. Yeah, episode two episodes ago, two 11. I spoke about fear.

I have another thought about fear. I just wanted to share and it actually arose since then.

It's not a thought I didn't mention then. It's a thought I hadn't thought of then. It hit me because I've been thinking about fear so much.

That fear is arguably the strongest emotion humans have.

I used to think it was either love or hate. And now I believe fear.

Fear in most people is the dominant emotion. And I see that happening.

There are people I know really wonderful people who have stayed indoors for more than a year. And that of course was induced entirely by fear.

It's so powerful. It is also a terrible source of hatred. People hate what they fear. I'm not talking about inanimate objects like a virus.

Well, it might be animate, but you know what I mean. But if there is a group, for example, there is real hatred of the non-vaccinated in the Western world and in the United States specifically.

I mean hatred. I mean even a desire to see that they die. There are people who write comments on the internet that the non-vaccinated should not be treated in hospitals.

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