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50:51 · that's so that's true, but I do think that everybody feels like they are breaking new ground even if it's in their own life. I had Mark Manson on a couple of weeks ago and he's got this great line, which is do hard not because being hard makes it more meaningful. Uh sorry, uh not not for the purpose of it being hard, but because it's hard it will make it more meaningful. That we associate a degree of meaning with struggle and I mean, I'm sure that you have used uh ChatGPT or or something else to help you write at some point. I've got to get I've got to get a bit research done or I need to write something.
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