And I'm not in love with the idea of privilege, but that we are in a position to be considering those things is very much a privilege because we've moved past just mere survival and we can take a pause and actually think about this stuff.

Yeah.

That idea that you bring up, George, about privilege is...

We recognize that there are, like in origami, there are significant folds in origami that you can never, like once they're folded, you can never unfold it.

However, you can work with those folds to create a bunch of different shapes.

And whether we come from privilege or poverty, we still have the opportunity to use that shaping experience as a mountain fold or a valley fold that becomes the foundation for something new.

How do we work with where we came from? How do we work with those experiences, recognize them for what they are, shaping, influential, not going away experiences? and yet work them into who we are today.

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