The second thing I ask people to try to do is to be consciously aware, of any of your own impulses that you may have here today to immediately reject the information that is being presented in this seminar based solely upon your own initial emotional reaction, your initial emotional response to this information. This is a logical fallacy: you cannot think with the emotions, so if you hear something you don’t like, or that angers you, that’s ok. Feel the emotion, but don’t just immediately say “that can’t be true.” But don’t believe me either. It’s about checking it. It’s about a process of truth discovery. It’s about doing your own due diligence and actually researching this material. But if you try to gauge the veracity, meaning the truthfulness of this information solely based upon on how it makes you feel when hearing it, you are committing a logical fallacy. So I ask people to try as much as possible to suspend immediate reactions of disbelief and saying “no, I don’t want to accept that, no it can’t be true” based on how something may make you feel that you hear today. That’s very important to keep in mind.