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Another thing that you talk about is the idea of selling anger. And basically, it's much easier to sell people anger than it is to sell them an actual solution to a problem. How do you think about that? What does that really mean to you? Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, I mean, this is, I remember, like, just when I, I'm not a psychologist, but, you know, psychology interests me. And our brains have a tendency to connect more with negative negativity because it deflects accountability and accountability is having to look inward to see how you can benefit your own life, which obviously takes, you know, acceptance and things that people emotions that folks just are not given the tools to grapple with. So anger is so much easier because it's projectile. It's outwards. It's also, it's easier. It's easier to point the blame on somebody and to escape as to that's the reason why my life is the way it is. and it weirdly creates this strange, very passive, but also, you know, it's like a band-aid impact to, like, I can feel a little better about my position in life knowing that it's, you know, Mexicans and black people or whatever is the reason why I'm stuck here. And, you know, knowing like, okay, you know, this is why the things are the way they are. And I don't really need to change nothing because I'm just, this is just, I'm victim. I'm the victim of this. And that's really what anger does. I think it allows people the right of passage to victimization and to not taking accountability. If you enjoyed this, be sure to hit that like button and follow to stay up to date with what's going on in the world and everything else memes and markets. Peace.