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I mean, death is a really strange thing in and of itself, right?

I mean, how weird is death?

You know, does, does anybody really know what death means?

You know, and that might sound silly, but growing up, I always had kind of silly questions,

you know, not silly to me, but silly to others.

You know, I'd be like, well, why is the, why is the grass green, you know, why is the sky blue?

Why is the sun yellow?

And it seemed like no one could really answer those questions adequately, right? It was always some kind of went something like,

oh, well, that's just the way that it is, which is very interesting to me, especially with,

you know, school teachers, you know, that no one really knows anything here. They don't know

how and why things work and why they are the way that they are,

you know, and grass is green because of the green pigment allows grass on, uh, and other plants to get

energy from the sun.

That's right.

Yeah. And in order for the grass to grow and supply nutrients, which again, I don't understand

why a lot of these questions that, you know, children might have isn't just common knowledge

by now that really anyone can repeat doesn't really make sense to me.

Well, you think about it. Children are learning from adults who adults for the most part

where death is concerned or afraid of it. So the child already gets a bias from the adult because it's fear-based. And a child, the wonderful

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