phrase, you know, we're in The Fourth Turning. Suddenly it seems to mean so much more to me now. And I, when I think about what Neil and Bill wrote about The Fourth Turning and how the first turning comes after that. And that's what, where the hope comes from. When we tear down these institutions, you know, conceptually, you kind of kind of like make sense, but living through the part where those institutions are torn down and more importantly, I guess, feeling the reasons why those institutions are being torn down. I find to be incredibly turbulent, incredibly unsettling, even though I'm prepared for it. So I try to imagine what this feels like for someone who has no framework, who hasn't read The Fourth Turning, who doesn't have a way of understanding what's going on, even if it's difficult. And I keep coming back to consequence. I keep coming back to the lack of consequence for anything, any action that doesn't seem to be a consequence for it. And that, once you take away (22/99)
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