Does anything spring to mind?

Yeah.

The, the fir- the very first is, is the end of, uh, mechanistic thinking, which brought me to Brigasinn School's Neoplatonic Academy.

[laughs] I mean, I would say again, uh, because he gathered together all p- people from interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary fashion to work together, and that was a great message for me, that you cannot deal with only spe- You need specialization in the first stage, and then you need to breathe in all the other specializations of your fellow colleagues in order to study something.

So that's why interdisciplinary science of consciousness.

And science of consciousness comes, again, as the Socratic know thyself.

If you want to know nature, and we are part of the nature, how come to not know ourselves? And who are we? Why are we different? In what sense we are different? We are and we are not.

Okay.