So, what did you think about the Olympics?

No.

What was that?

We're just jumping into it.

Yeah, let's, man,

well for what?

It was a very odd thing to kind of watch when the because okay it was actually a really, really helpful moment to understand a lot of what's been going on.

Because that the whole thing, I don't know how much of it people watched or if they just saw the

screenshots, but you don't have to watch the whole thing to really get what was going on.

But they, it was called a

a celebration of freedom or man search for freedom

And and I looked at it and was like,

Oh, this is perfect.

This is an exact moment so we can see the different views of freedom.

We can see the different definitions of freedom, but that's not how most people, I think most people, it's more fun to just get mad and call people James.

But man, it was a...

Wait, keep working on anician display.

Keep working through that's interesting.

Of the modernist, uh, modernist definition of freedom because they had you know celebrations of

Dionysius they had the celebration of the beheading of the

celebration of the Queen and the French Revolution. So it's all of the freedom from any kind of limitation,

freedom from any kind of, you know, it's that freedom from the limitations, freedom from your own nature, freedom from external limitations and internal limitations.

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