Andrew Huberman· PhD
And they describe these experiences of being able to go back through and, you know, soldiers experienced something called moral injury, right? Where maybe they accidentally blew something up and had a kid in it or something like that. You know, if they're in Afghanistan, Iraq, maybe, you know, a child died on accident or maybe a civilian died or whatever it was, right? And they suffer these moral injuries as part of the job. It's almost one of the kind of vocational risks. They come back and say that they've forgiven themselves, you know, which is huge, right? And part of that is being able to see themselves in a different light and having empathy finally for themselves and being able to kind of have that experience of forgiving.