So, all right, this is exactly why we're doing philosophy that delves in other languages.

Yeah, first of all, I have to say that I wrote this essay after the war.

First of all, I'm telling some stories, and then I'm leading to some philosophical or philosophical and legal subject.

And we just sit in my uncle's house, around together and my dad asked me, is there any chance that we can charge United States or in other countries in the world from here in the Strait of Hormuz, just like Panama and another blah, blah, blah.

Panama, it's a whole different world and the Strait of Hormuz is a natural way, and we're not allowed, as in the law, in the international law, we are not allowed to ask money for just accruing here.

But what we can do is understand this trait of hormones as existence, just like a human being, just like animals, just like trees, and it can kind of, in a poetic way, it can breathe, it can see, it can feel, and we have to save it And we can just meet some international organization between Iran, Oman and all the countries they want to use it to just charge a box for helping the environment.

This is my whole idea on this article.

And my question is, what do you want to leave people with around? How do you stay joyful, playful, curious, and kind in intense and unconscionable crisis?