And this is where I share a quote that I copied into a journal a long time ago because it helped me think of something in a different way or inspired

me. a different way or inspired me to try to think differently. And I think one idea I had related to the curious quote was I think I'm going to take a picture of my journal and put it on the website to help you have a visual of where these quotes are coming from.

And then you can also see how most, I think it's most of them are or photocopied and taped into the journal

which I explained in the last episode

tonight's quotas.

It's the door of the door of consent and the sort.

It is, silence is the door of consent.

And the source I had for that was, it just said, North African saying.

Uh, so let me, I reword this to what it basically means to me.

To me it means,

like by not saying something

when I see or hear something inappropriate, then I am allowing it to happen.

Well, not just allowing it to happen but in a way I'm supporting it.

I when I first learned about, I became aware of this, I heard a term associated with doing this like when you

when you see something here

something that you don't agree with that you don't agree with but you don't agree with, but you don't do or say anything.

The term I heard, oh I've heard, is passive collusion.

Which just really makes me feel like I've,

I've committed a crime because that term the sounds so serious.

Which is good, like it, I, by that terms being so serious and almost condemning to my behavior.

It helps to motivate me.

I think that some of the basic situations that I'm thinking about are situations, like situations, are like

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