What Is the Big Deal About Scram?

John: I don't know if it actually made any difference back then. People appreciated and recognized that it was a thing that was important and new, but at the same time, in my view, there was still more to develop. And so, you know, there's always more to learn and develop. Some of the reactions that we'll get from posting just material online that is new or challenging to what's generally accepted is labeled sometimes as being really nefarious or something. Just because people get so attached to certain outlooks and there's an emotional investment in the mental Scram.