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Hey, and welcome to the short stuff.

Josh, Chuck, Jerry, not Dave, but Dave.

And this is short stuff.

Yeah, the one in which we continue to lay wood onto Sigmund Freud.

What?

As a lot of people do.

Yeah. I mean, his spirit his spirit at least. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, here's a deal with Sigmund Freud. He,

and I think this thing that you put together from Britannica and very well mind and Syc Central and simply psychology and other places.

Oh, yeah. I think it kind of nails it where, like, maybe we should just think of Freud as kind of

an innovative, perhaps even great mind and thinker, and not like a rigorous scientist,

because a lot of the stuff in his psychoanalysis and his theories was not, it was just stuff based on anecdotal things he saw

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