I'm wide away with you.

Yeah, I'm flashing from the high.

You're not letting go to my. I'm going to let it go tonight.

I'm holding from the night.

I'm going to the night.

I'm wide awake.

So please, can you guys say that you're wide awake?

Can you guys say that you're wide awake? I think the whole world is and they're starting to realize that

Everything that was told to them or everything I should say that was narrated to them is now obsolete.

They can see it, you can see it, even the people that had succumbed to those narratives are now starting to see it.

Times have changed.

And tomorrow is Christmas Eve

for many people around the world and it seems that the more we

get closer to understanding how they are bringing together their

narratives, the more people are using discernment. Now one thing that we know is that some truths hurt us and some

falsehoods are comforting and truth and disinformation sometimes is necessary.

But the question that everyone should ask themselves is, you know, should we always seek out truth for its own sake? I mean, there's a bunch of useless truth such as, you know, minnows in a bay in Yemen, let's just say.

Useful falsehoods is a hard idea to actually dispel.

And many psychologists would tell you

that most people think they're 15% smarter or good looking or more successful than they actually are

because that keeps people from being depressed, right?

And it's, it's, what we're seeing is the difference between

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