The Complementary Antagonistic Is Us

People have worked hard like Esther was saying to try to put all the meaning on the one and try to deny the other, but it doesn't work. It just always shows up. If this happens, suddenly do do do. So what's the what's the axis of all the interpretation of the complimentary antagonistic it's us. Yeah. Where the thing the seesaw is resting on us. Now we believe where the movement so when we have a desire to go up to the top of the seesaw, when we arrive there, it becomes the bottom. This is why we say, you know, you heard about a great party, but when you get there, it sucks. Here