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So, in the ongoing, we were talking on the show about these Japanese scientists that have figured something out that is just mind-blowing.

Remind everyone what it is, Gandhi.

So Japanese researchers developed a technique using blue light and what they call optogenics to be able to go into your brain and selectively weaken or erase completely very specific

memories. Okay. So I have Gerald here who texted in when we were talking about that. Hi, Gerald. How

you doing? I'm doing good. How are you guys? Doing okay. And I know that this, this conversation may be a

bit touchy for you, but I'm so I'm glad that you're on with us.

So if you could have one of these Japanese scientists go into your brain and somehow erase a memory, would you do it?

We had a back and forth on it. Some of us thought, well, that'd be great to erase a memory.

Then some people said, no, there's some memories as awful as they are we need to hold on to

because that's what makes us who we are.

Do you want to tell your story and your thoughts on this?

Yeah, for me, about five years ago, I had the unpleasanter experience of watching my wife pass away in my arms.

And it's not just me.

It's my daughter who was 10 at the time and my son who was five at the time.

Those memories haunt us every single day.

I bet.

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