And there's biblical text on that.

There's scripture based on that stuff.

But I found this pretty interesting because the prudence is a virtue that underlines every other, the other virtues of justice, fortitude, and temperance, right?

Well, it's interesting because it talks about, you know, all 10 commandments of God pertain to the Executio Prudentié, which is the realization in practice of Prudence.

Well, and I can talk a little bit more about it, but one of these things that stood out to me the most, and, you know, to add to your, you know, tweet, because you have enough of the, I guess,

the lines for, you know, a premium Twitter account or whatever, listen to this. It says,

whoever rejects truth, whether natural or supernatural, is really wicked and beyond conversion and from the realm of natural

philosophizing and the realm which the supernatural presupposes the perfect we may call to

mind go sane all laws and rules of conduct may ultimately be reduced to a single one to a single one to truth

so you know um look it talks about prudence and and you know the underlying barrier to understand that

and that basically that it's an object of reality like you know, the underlying barrier to understand that,

and that basically that's an object of reality, like, you know,

prudent is keeping with reality.

And we talked about this thing, and it's all about truth, right?

Well, you know, here we have a president that's grooming a nation,

lying out of the ass, making deals with other pedophiles, knew a pedophile and had business relations with them. And I want to talk about that, too.

But this is perfect.

You know, whoever rejects truth, whether natural or supernatural is really wicked and beyond conversion.

I liked that a lot.

So, I mean, you know, you get the playbook, you get the code, and you understand it, you know, as we do.

But, but, but, but yeah, the, uh, um, that, that whole thing that y'all, that y'all hit on,

on, on Ronald Eppinger, that was, that was sweet.

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