you guys should all be saying, "oh, gee--so we could-- eah, wcan test to see whether things are *true. "if bring a positive--i bring a positive object nearby, "shouldn't the positive object attract the negatives and pull the negatives from there? mm-hmm. and shouldn't the leads collapse? one of the nice things about science is you start to understand and see if you can predict things. and if you can, then it tells you that your theory probably is more likely correct than more likely wrong. let's try that, gang. if this is more positive-- oh my god. [laughter] why does it still diverge more? that blows me away, gang. is that coming together? it's getting me and more diversion. and it should collapse when i bring this over. it should. what do you mean it should? it's doing what should. my explanation is just off, right? [lter] look at that. i've got nothingo-- i'm supposed to be teaching you guys electrostatics. i've got nothing to say. in fact, pbably everythi i say is just all canned crap. [laughter] because, honey, it's just not doing. look at that. i' got nothing to say. i could tal

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that's how you go from just having a two living next to eah other to genocide. i think that a great point you just brought up with negotiation is like that is the one thing that is missing in the butter battle book. at no point was ever any conversation between the zooks and yooks. it just passing that we're never going to talk. regarding your comment on possessive narratives, and we love those in america, right? it's really hard to get away from them. i can think of them almost as a luxury. it's not something that you maybe have, you know, if you're struggling conflict in the congo. what is your progressive narrative? i live another day maybe. maybe in that sense it's just very rooted and just the kind of foundation of the country, you know, always bigger, better beacon on the hill. >> she said i could have one more question although we're over time so i would just ask for the responses to be briefed. >> i will be really quick. elena, like you i never read this book. and like you i often kind of time after continued and maybe even a little dated. i'm curious wh