Yeah.

And so by scrolling, we're actually keeping the cogs turning.

And so those micro choices, uh, you know, by buying shit food from the supermarket, which is not food, we shouldn't actually be calling it food, um, but by buying processed crap from the supermarket, we're actually keeping the wheels turning for those companies and for the marketing organizations and for that part of, of government that is making decisions based on people's behaviors.

It's like a, it's like a, I think it's a positive feedback loop, even though it's a negative thing.

It's like we keep buying the stuff, we keep scrolling, we keep buying shit online, and so the companies keep doing more things and go, "Well, people keep doing it, so we're gonna keep doing it." And we're like, "Yeah, but you keep doing it, so that's why I keep doing it." And we just keep having this backwards and forwards positive feedback loop where until somebody or enough people go, "You know what? No.

I'm not gonna be part of that," um, that'll shift the energy.

But at the moment, the energy is very much around people allowing themselves to be unconscious about their purchasing decisions, about their food choices, about their parenting, about their relationships, about their employment.

I think so, yeah