so we are doing well but in that book trust was not even mentioned once because he doesn't care really about trust so for him it's a scientific fact unless it is observable it's not scientific social fact in now I feel bad and we have too many people suffering from mental disease right now. Mental disease will become the most pandemic really in next 20 years. He doesn't want to talk about this. So for him those are subjective judgment you figure it out. So that's the difference really. Things those are not observable doesn't exist. So that's a very sharp, I would say very crude definition but that's the way I'll try to do this also. So I say the subjective is meaning that these are not easily verifiable. But I do disagree with him that no they exist. I may not be able to measure them, but they're real. And you may not be, he will say that they're not even real. They're just a fiction of your imagination. Thank you very much. Thank you. So that bug brings us to this, I think this you like now. So here I want you to look at these two pictures and I thought it was very nice. So there is a difference between myth and fact. Look at this first figure and then remember what this individual is doing. This individual now remembers myth, although you have given him 12 facts. So what is the problem? The problem is that our cognitive ability to process information is not really very good. So if you give me a lot of information, it's happening with COVID. If you think about COVID really