…dimension. There is no more a sense of being embedded in flux. There is instead, the myth of the eternal culture. It's like Woody Allen, you know, his comment that he didn't like to go to the country because you see all these screen doors with cobwebs…

…is good. You read these books. Did you hear how this guy ended up? So then it's all ruined. It's like they're saying about Woody Allen, his entire work must now be reassessed. And you think, oh, God, what if that were me? Your entire work needs to be…

…is good. You read these books. Did you Hear how this Guy ended up? So then it's all ruined. It's like they're saying about Woody Allen, his entire work must now be reassessed. And you think, oh, God, what if that were me? Your entire work needs to be…

…Because that shatters the illusion that we're all trying to maintain, which is, you understand me? I understand you. We agree, you know, Woody Allen is funny, Hitler isn't, so forth and so on. But if you start asking, then you asked for it. And you hear…

…so on. But if you start asking, then you asked for it. And you hear that, you know, they think Hitler is funny and Woody Allen isn't funny. And so we are held together by our assumptions. And this is tricky. I get this all the time because often I…