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So I hope I will be able to see something. We will give this a little bit of science. So here's a little bit of science. Okay. From a uni in Zurich, this is from the University of Zurich. The first experiment, ratten babies, were traumatized. So the first experiment was with rat babies who were traumatized. They received an electric shock once or twice a day in their cage for the first two or three weeks. And then they were cared for with a lot of love. But was then observed, was that the adult rats had developed a fear patterned, angst norosen, neurotic behaviors. So when these rats became pregnant and had babies, then those babies were cared for and nurtured with a lot of care and love. Even so, when those second generation, baby rats became adult, they developed the same pattern of fear. You are all these rats. This experiment was carried out over seven generations of rats, where all ratten, with a lot of love and caring, and there was no reduction in this fear pattern. Why? Because bird, and so if you don't work with rats. (Laughter) What was interesting here? What was then proven by the fact that some of the rat babies were then sacrificed on the altar of science, that the fear pattern was transmitted from generation to generation to generation, but the inability to activate or deactivate genes was repeated in Washington. So here was reduced further. That one single negative experience, in the young life of the rat, was enough to develop this neurosis that would then be transmitted endlessly. But not truly endlessly, because it could be observed that from generation to generation, the fertility rate would decrease until the whole rat family would die out, but as bird had taught us before, the biology is very cruel. If something is not right, we understood that.