between their conscious and unconscious mind. So that's kind of what I'm getting at, which is it seems to me when I read your book that what you're suggesting is that given the state of the world, given where our technology's at, etc., etc., part of what the solution means is moving to a world where we think of ourselves less as individuals and more as part of a collective. And so what does that mean experientially and qualitatively for a human being living in the world? Yeah, thanks for the question. Let me put it this way. There are a lot of ways in which one might experience one's own subjectivity, one's own agency, one's own identity. I think we are at a sort of weird cultural moments in the West where all three of these things are thought of as basically being more or less the same thing and they're not. And so if one has a sense that one's agency is insufficient, one might choose to amplify one's sense of identity or subjectivity. And I think in ways that we could go into, this (23/42)