Fuck me, I can't do that. I'm trying to do the emails and shit. And somebody linked me to this. Fuck, Vosha's, he needs to stop being entertaining, okay? Because now I look obsessed. Okay? I look obsessed, okay? But I just, I stumbled into this stream, to the end of this dream. I just stumbled into the end of this stream. And he's just, it's just, like, well, you find the truth of things like the way we did with water. Okay, but that's, that we're referring to a fact of the world, not categorizing those facts. So an example would be, if you take a look at the periodic table, everything here is a fact of the world. The number of protons and atomic weight and everything, like, that's a fact of the world that exists, whether or not we do, okay? But the decision to group noble gases, don't get me wrong. Noble gases do have plenty of things in common. I don't know what they are. I'm not, I'm not a, I'm not a chemist. You know, they do have things in common. But the reason we put them, we didn't work with Andy. Like the universe distinguished them. The only reason the periodic table is shaped this way is because of human need. At the editing machine, we got floured. This is like the, I just, I just think it's funny that he probably stumbles into literally like the worst possible example of anything and all of science and mathematics to say that the arrangement is arbitrary. It just, I can't even, I can't even go over this. Apparently later, he says like aliens wouldn't recognize anything or whatever. I remember I've made this argument before. I'm pretty sure that if we found aliens, they would have a periodic table of elements that we would be able to communicate. Like periodic table of elements, like fundamental mathematical axioms are going to be like probably the two things you could probably communicate between races. I just, this is just this whole stream, which is very, very, very funny. Wonder why one with hydrogen starts over to and then helium is on the other side. Although, I mean, there are reasons, there are reasons for these things. It's not just arbitrary. Over here. And then three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, we grouped it arbitrarily in order. It's just, it is probably the worst use of the word arbitrary that I've ever heard in my entire life. If you haven't learned anything about chemistry or whatever, like the periodic table of elements is an incredibly cool thing. The way that things are arranged here is very purposeful. You can predict like if you know things about like if you know things about everything in a given column, especially when talking about like noble gases or I don't remember what they call these. These over here are like highly reactive. I don't even know what they're called, but I know they're highly reactive because every element over here is missing just one electron from its outer shell. So it's going to react with things around it like very violently sometimes, right? Or the normal gases are very stable. Why are they stable? Because their outer shells are full. You can make like so many predictions of properties of things, literally just based on their position on the periodic table of elements. There's not like a, it's not, it's not arbitrary. Or if you want to say this is arbitrary, then you have like you are the word arbitrary means nothing. Listening to him deconstruct language is just so interesting. Like he's everything is a social construct and everything is arbitrary and nothing is anything. And as long as it's utilitarian, good, it's good. Just this is just like the funniest fucking shit. Like we can probably predict elements that don't even exist yet just based on the composition of the element, right? Just this is just very funny to me. I'm sorry, fuck, I don't know why I want life for this. Just listening to this has been insane. I said before that I thought that Mendolyn predicted an element no one knew existed perfectly based on the setup. Yeah, I mean, of course, it's how it works. It's how a time structure works. It's just I'm sorry. Okay, I'm done. I'm leaving. Fuck, I didn't want to do more wash stuff tomorrow. I thought we were just going to do whatever, but this debate I said before it's like I'm pretty sure wash is like pretty smart. I'll give him that. But man, the audacity to go against a philosophy dude about a gender sex distinction. Do you think at least I'm probably going to read this guy's paper? This guy's written a paper on gender sex distinction. Did Vosh at least read the guy's paper? He published his three years ago. Do you think he at least read the dude's paper before going into the debate? Or did he think he was just going to wing this against a PhD philosophy dude? Like, no way. Come on, you didn't even do like a modicum of research because holy shit. If you honestly expect and it's so funny listening to streamers, I probably was guilty of this. I probably still do this every now and then, but like the streamers reinventing philosophy because for reasons is just this is just the funniest shit. Oh man, this is going to be tomorrow's content is figured out boy. We're going to be eating good tomorrow. He said verbatim, why would I prepare? Oh man. Did he debate that person? Yeah, I only caught like a piece of it because I was trying to do emails and shit. I didn't really do emails and it was rough. In order to like collect elements that have similar features, but their similarity is determined by our perception of their usefulness. Like our perception of like a kind of, I mean, but like damn dude, when you're hitting the, oh my gosh. Okay, I just had to, it was just funny to me that he stumbles upon like, what is like probably the worst thing in all of fucking science to stumble upon and call arbitrary? Okay, I'll bomb that. We're going to have a channel, I'm sure you'll have a channel.