awi don't know how much comes ot of it, but it is a useful. >> i would love it if we could get some questions from the audience. it's the potential nobel prize but among all of us hope we start to get the together the book seems to me like one of those steps if i can sell the book to you. but how do we keep that going? >> that is where i was able to rationalize on the front lines of some demonstratione doing nothing directly and that is how i was able to rationalize it to myself. we do need to try to re- conceptualized how we can think about these things more coherently and robustly. to try to mix together more of a vocabularyet. a pragmatist and anti-philosopher, very interesting writer who essentially as the notion that comes from anthropology in the way that we conceive of ourselves to re- describe how we don't get to these new positions buyouts or giving each other like there is a kind of enlightenment tendency to just be like wild if you're going to be, you know, lincoln or douglas and one of them is going to win, he makes a very compelling case that doesn' isn't how the socies forward.

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