The Problems We Solve
The 90 Questions That Changed Everything
These aren't just questions. They're the root causes of human suffering that we've identified and committed to solving. Each question represents a broken system, an injustice, or a lost opportunity that we refuse to accept as "normal."
The 90 Questions: Lumavel Inquiry. Reason + Fix format. Gaming, retail, healthcare, education, privacy. Submit your perspective. Foundation of our world-healing mission. Restoring civilization.
"We didn't start with solutions. We started with questions. The right questions lead to the right answers. These 90 questions became the foundation of our world-healing mission and the blueprint for restoring civilization."
I. Making Things Right (Safety & Respect)
Why has 'Free to Play' become code for 'Pay to Win'?
The Reason
The Reason: Predatory Psychology. It exploits frustration to extract cash.
The Fix
The Fix: Skill-Based Gaming. In Lumavel, money buys cosmetics or convenience. It never buys victory.
Why does my 6-year-old need to watch a 30-second ad for casino gambling just to play a puzzle game?
The Reason
The Reason: The Ad Revenue Model. Your child's attention is the product being sold.
The Fix
The Fix: Zero Ads. We charge honest prices for content so we never have to sell your screen time.
Why is 'addiction' measured as a success metric in Silicon Valley boardrooms?
The Reason
The Reason: They want you hooked. 'Time on App' means more money for them.
The Fix
The Fix: We treat you like family. We build tools to get the job done and games that have clear stopping points. We want you to live, not scroll.
Why do modern games punish you for missing a day, instead of rewarding you for playing?
The Reason
The Reason: FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out). It forces daily engagement through anxiety.
The Fix
The Fix: Resting Bonus. Your progress waits for you. We track 'Total Play,' not 'Daily Streaks.'
Why is it impossible to find a mobile game that doesn't track my location and sell it to advertisers?
The Reason
The Reason: Data Brokering. Your location history is worth more than your $0.99 purchase.
The Fix
The Fix: Data Sovereignty. We do not ask for GPS permissions unless the game (like Civitas AR) strictly requires it, and we never sell that log.
Why do we accept that 'Grinding' (doing boring tasks for hours) is considered 'Gameplay'?
The Reason
The Reason: Lazy Design. It inflates play-time without adding content.
The Fix
The Fix: Meaningful Action. If a task is boring, we automate it (via 'Agents' or 'AI'). You make decisions; you don't push buttons.
Why does every 'Family Game' eventually ask for my credit card to unlock the fun part?
The Reason
The Reason: The 'Bait and Switch.' Hook them for free, wall off the joy.
The Fix
The Fix: Transparent Pricing. The 'Retail Tier' (Coloring Packs) is pay-once, keep-forever. No hidden walls.
Why can't I earn real-world value for the time I spend in a digital world?
The Reason
The Reason: Corporate Greed. They want the value to stay in their ecosystem.
The Fix
The Fix: Petals 🌸. A currency earned in-game that converts to real-world discounts on soap, goods, and services.
Why are loot boxes (gambling) legal in games marketed to children?
The Reason
The Reason: Lobbying. It is the most profitable mechanic in history.
The Fix
The Fix: The Open Store. You buy exactly what you see. No random chance. No slot machines.
Why do we have to accept that 'Digital Fun' comes with a 'Privacy Tax'?
The Reason
The Reason: Surveillance Capitalism.
The Fix
The Fix: The Lumavel Promise. We charge a subscription so you are the customer, not the product.
II. Fixing the 'Broken' Narrative (Violence vs. Restoration)
Why is 'killing' the primary way to interact with 90% of video game worlds?
The Reason
The Reason: It is easy to code. Destroying an object is simpler than fixing it.
The Fix
The Fix: Restoration Mechanics. Our core loop is 'Heal, Build, Clean, Organize.'
Why do we teach kids that the only way to solve a problem is to destroy the obstacle?
The Reason
The Reason: Lazy storytelling. 'Might makes Right.'
The Fix
The Fix: Diplomacy & Engineering. In our games, you solve problems by building bridges (literal and metaphorical), not blowing them up.
What if a game rewarded you for healing a village instead of burning it?
The Reason
The Reason: It hasn't been profitable... yet.
The Fix
The Fix: The 'Fixer' Genre. You gain XP for fixing broken windows, cleaning rivers, and curing NPCs.
Why is 'Chaos' the default setting for entertainment? Where is the 'Order'?
The Reason
The Reason: Explosions grab attention.
The Fix
The Fix: Satisfaction Gaming. We focus on the 'oddly satisfying' feeling of bringing order to chaos (cleaning, sorting, aligning).
Why are there no games that focus on Entropy (fixing natural decay) rather than Conflict?
The Reason
The Reason: Lack of imagination.
The Fix
The Fix: The Maintenance Loop. Our games simulate the real struggle of keeping things running—maintenance is the mission.
Why is it considered 'boring' to build, repair, and clean? Who decided that?
The Reason
The Reason: Adrenaline Junkies.
The Fix
The Fix: Zen Gameplay. We gamify the act of repair, making it meditative and rewarding.
Why do we have to leave our morals at the door when we log in?
The Reason
The Reason: Games are seen as 'escapism' from consequences.
The Fix
The Fix: Consequence Gaming. Your choices matter. If you are cruel, the world becomes darker. If you are kind, it blooms.
Why can't a game teach me meaningful skills (like budgeting or logistics) without feeling like homework?
The Reason
The Reason: 'Edutainment' usually sucks.
The Fix
The Fix: Stealth Learning. We hide complex logistics (supply chains, compound interest) inside addictive gameplay loops.
Why does 'Competition' always have to mean 'Domination'? Why can't it mean 'Excellence'?
The Reason
The Reason: Zero-Sum thinking.
The Fix
The Fix: Collaborative Competition. Leaderboards based on who contributed the most to the Global Project, not who killed the most players.
What happens to a generation raised on 'Destruction' instead of 'Restoration'?
The Reason
The Reason: Cynicism.
The Fix
The Fix: Optimism. We train the mind to look for solutions, not enemies.
III. Fixing the 'Broken' Economy (Poverty & Access)
Why are the best investment opportunities always reserved for the 'Accredited Investors' (the rich)?
The Reason
The Reason: Gatekeeping laws designed to 'protect' the poor from wealth.
The Fix
The Fix: The $5 Tier. We allow everyone to be a Founder, regardless of net worth.
Why can't a single mom buy into a startup for $5 and grow with it?
The Reason
The Reason: Minimum buy-ins maximize VC efficiency.
The Fix
The Fix: Micro-Backing. Every dollar counts. We treat a $5 backer with the same respect as a $5,000 backer.
Why do crowdfunding campaigns punish you for being poor today, even if you'll have money next month?
The Reason
The Reason: 'All or Nothing' funding windows.
The Fix
The Fix: Rolling Tiers. We keep the door open. You can upgrade your tier over time as you can afford it.
Why does the digital economy ignore the value of 'Moms' who manage the household budget?
The Reason
The Reason: Tech bros don't buy groceries.
The Fix
The Fix: Real World Rewards. Our economy connects to household goods (soap, coupons), validating the household manager's time.
Why do rewards programs give you points that expire? Who owns that value—you or them?
The Reason
The Reason: Breakage. Companies profit when you forget to use points.
The Fix
The Fix: Permanent Value. Petals and Diamonds never expire. Ever.
Why can't I pass my digital assets (skins, high scores) down to my children like a family heirloom?
The Reason
The Reason: Licensing agreements. You rent, you don't own.
The Fix
The Fix: The Legacy Protocol. We are building systems to allow 'Account Inheritance.'
Why do I have to lose my 'Gamertag' every time I switch platforms?
The Reason
The Reason: Walled Gardens.
The Fix
The Fix: The Universal Passport. One identity. One Avatar. Across all 70 Lumavel apps.
Why is 'Inflation' a mechanic in games? Why can't digital currency hold its value?
The Reason
The Reason: Poor economic planning by devs.
The Fix
The Fix: Hard Currency Caps. We balance the faucet (money in) and sink (money out) to ensure your time retains value.
Why do we let corporations delete our purchases just because they shut down a server?
The Reason
The Reason: Server costs.
The Fix
The Fix: Offline Mode. If we ever shut down, we pledge to release a patch that makes your purchases work offline.
Why can't a game be a 'Savings Account' instead of a 'Slot Machine'?
The Reason
The Reason: Casinos make more money than banks.
The Fix
The Fix: Resource Accumulation. We build games where you build wealth (assets/inventory) that persists, rather than gambling it away.
IV. Fixing the 'Broken' Business (Complexity & Loans)
Why does starting a business require 15 different software subscriptions?
The Reason
The Reason: SaaS Fragmentation. Everyone wants their $10/month cut.
The Fix
The Fix: The 'Wander' Suite. All-in-one tools. One login. One fair price.
Why is 'Business Software' so complicated that I need to hire a consultant just to use it?
The Reason
The Reason: Feature Bloat.
The Fix
The Fix: The 'One-Click' Philosophy. If it takes more than 3 clicks, the UI is wrong.
Why do banks charge the highest interest rates to the people who can least afford them?
The Reason
The Reason: 'Risk Pricing.' Being poor is expensive.
The Fix
The Fix: Flat-Fee Lending. (Future Roadmap). You pay for the service, not a percentage of your poverty.
Why is 'Profit' the only metric of a successful company? What about 'Community Health'?
The Reason
The Reason: Shareholder Primacy.
The Fix
The Fix: The Fixer Metric. We measure success by 'Problems Solved' and 'User Health,' not just net profit.
Why can't a loan be a flat fee? (You borrow $100, you pay back $110. No compounding interest).
The Reason
The Reason: Compound interest creates debt spirals (which banks love).
The Fix
The Fix: The 'No-Compound' Rule. We will never build a financial product that compounds debt.
Why is it harder to get a micro-loan for a Lemonade Stand than a mega-loan for a Hedge Fund?
The Reason
The Reason: Overhead costs.
The Fix
The Fix: Automated Trust. Using on-chain or in-app reputation to automate micro-lending (Future Roadmap).
Why does 'Efficiency' usually mean 'Firing People'? Can't it mean 'Empowering People'?
The Reason
The Reason: Labor is the biggest line item on the P&L.
The Fix
The Fix: Force Multiplication. We build AI tools that make one person as powerful as ten, so they earn more, not get fired.
Why do I have to sign a 50-page contract just to use a simple tool?
The Reason
The Reason: Liability avoidance.
The Fix
The Fix: Plain English TOS. Our Terms of Service will include a 'Human Summary' at the top.
Why is the 'Gig Economy' built on exploitation rather than partnership?
The Reason
The Reason: The platform takes the value, the worker takes the risk.
The Fix
The Fix: The 'Solo Dev' Model. We empower you to be your own platform, not a cog in ours.
Why can't technology be a 'Ladder' instead of a 'Gate'?
The Reason
The Reason: Gates can be tolled. Ladders are free.
The Fix
The Fix: Free Tier Tools. We give away the ladder (our basic tools) for free to help you climb.
V. Fixing the 'Broken' Future (Hope & Vision)
Why are we building the Metaverse before we fix the Real Universe?
The Reason
The Reason: Escapism is profitable.
The Fix
The Fix: Augmented Reality. We build tools (Civitas) that overlay the real world to help you fix it, not hide from it.
Why is 'AI' being used to replace artists instead of removing boring tasks so artists can create?
The Reason
The Reason: Cheaper output.
The Fix
The Fix: AI as Assistant. We use AI to code and generate textures so humans can focus on Story, Soul, and Art Direction.
Why do we accept that the future will be dystopian? Who said we can't build a Utopia?
The Reason
The Reason: Cyberpunk aesthetics are cool; reality is hard.
The Fix
The Fix: Solarpunk Vision. Our art style and philosophy focus on a green, high-tech, optimistic future.
Why is 'Transparency' a buzzword instead of a default setting?
The Reason
The Reason: Secrecy hides incompetence and malice.
The Fix
The Fix: The 'Open Kitchen.' We show you where the money goes.
Why do companies hide their roadmaps? Are they afraid of their users?
The Reason
The Reason: Fear of commitment.
The Fix
The Fix: Public Roadmap. You see what is in 'The Forge' and what is in 'The Lab.'
Why can't a community vote on what gets built next?
The Reason
The Reason: Ego. 'Steve Jobs knew best.'
The Fix
The Fix: The Council (Tier 8). We give voting power to the Architects who support us.
Why is 'Customer Support' usually a robot designed to make you give up?
The Reason
The Reason: Cost cutting.
The Fix
The Fix: Community Support. We empower 'Sentry' users to help others, and give Founders direct access to the team.
Why do we treat 'Users' like 'Data Points' instead of 'Humans'?
The Reason
The Reason: Dehumanization makes exploitation easier.
The Fix
The Fix: Citizenship. In Lumavel, you are a Citizen of the ecosystem, not a User ID.
Why is it 'radical' to say: We will never sell your data?
The Reason
The Reason: Data is the oil of the 21st century.
The Fix
The Fix: The Subscription Shield. We charge a fair price so we don't need oil money.
If we don't fix these things now, what kind of digital world are we leaving for our kids?
The Reason
The Reason: Short-term thinking.
The Fix
The Fix: The 100-Year Plan. We are building for the next generation, not the next quarter.
PART 2: THE REAL WORLD - VI. Fixing 'Broken' Education (Learning vs. Testing)
Why do we force 5-year-olds to sit still for 6 hours a day when their brains learn through movement?
The Reason
The Reason: The Factory Model. Training compliant workers.
The Fix
The Fix: Lumavel Academy. A complete K-12 software ecosystem where modules are attached to the child, not the grade. You download what they need, when they need it.
Why is 'Memorization' graded higher than 'Creativity'?
The Reason
The Reason: Memorization is easy to test.
The Fix
The Fix: Creative Sandboxes. We build games where there is no 'right' answer, only your answer.
Why are we preparing kids for factory jobs that haven't existed for 20 years?
The Reason
The Reason: Institutional inertia.
The Fix
The Fix: Modern Skills. We integrate logic, coding, and resource management into the core gameplay.
Why is 'Financial Literacy' (taxes, debt, investing) not mandatory in every high school?
The Reason
The Reason: A financially illiterate populace is easier to exploit.
The Fix
The Fix: The Tycoon Simulator. We build games that teach compound interest, margins, and investment organically.
Why do we tell kids that failure is bad, when failure is the only way a scientist learns?
The Reason
The Reason: The Grading System.
The Fix
The Fix: Roguelike Philosophy. In our games, death/failure is just part of the loop. You learn, you restart, you get better.
Why does a standardized test determine a child's self-worth?
The Reason
The Reason: Efficiency of bureaucracy.
The Fix
The Fix: Individual Progression. Our apps adapt to the child's speed. No timers. No pressure.
Why do we separate 'Art' from 'Math'? Doesn't coding require both?
The Reason
The Reason: Outdated curriculum silos.
The Fix
The Fix: STEAM Gaming. We blend aesthetics and logic. To build a bridge in our game, you need both physics (Math) and design (Art).
Why is the teacher—the most important person in a child's public life—paid less than a middle manager?
The Reason
The Reason: Societal Priorities.
The Fix
The Fix: Educator Access. We offer free 'Classroom Keys' to teachers so they can use our tools without spending their own money.
Why do we force 'Night Owls' to start school at 7:30 AM against their biology?
The Reason
The Reason: To match the parents' work schedule.
The Fix
The Fix: Asynchronous Tools. Our learning apps work whenever the brain is ready. 2 AM or 2 PM.
Why is the goal of school to 'Get a Job' instead of 'Build a Life'?
The Reason
The Reason: Economic utility.
The Fix
The Fix: Holistic Goals. Our games reward 'Happiness' and 'Community' stats, not just 'Gold.'
VII. Fixing 'Broken' Connection (Algorithms vs. Humans)
Why is an algorithm deciding who I see in my feed? Why can't I decide?
The Reason
The Reason: Algorithms maximize engagement (anger/lust).
The Fix
The Fix: Chronological Feeds. In our community hubs, you see what your friends posted, in order. No manipulation.
Why is 'Anger' the most viral emotion? Who benefits from us being mad at each other?
The Reason
The Reason: Ad networks. Rage keeps you clicking.
The Fix
The Fix: The 'Cool Down.' Our community guidelines and mechanics de-incentivize rapid-fire arguments.
Why have we replaced 'Community' (neighbors) with 'Audience' (followers)?
The Reason
The Reason: Vanity metrics.
The Fix
The Fix: The Neighborhood. Our social features are small-scale (Guilds/Squads), focused on deep connection, not wide reach.
Why is it easier to text a stranger than to knock on a neighbor's door?
The Reason
The Reason: Fear of rejection.
The Fix
The Fix: Civitas (Hyper-Local). Our future MMO encourages you to interact with the real people in your real city for bonuses.
Why do we curate our lives online to look perfect, then get depressed when others do the same?
The Reason
The Reason: The Highlight Reel effect.
The Fix
The Fix: Honest Profiles. Our avatars and profiles show stats and achievements, not filtered photos.
Why is 'Loneliness' a pandemic in the most connected era in history?
The Reason
The Reason: Connection without vulnerability.
The Fix
The Fix: Co-Op First. We build games that require teamwork. You cannot win alone. You need a friend.
Why do social platforms have 'Infinite Scroll'? Are they trying to trap us?
The Reason
The Reason: Yes. They are removing 'Stopping Cues.'
The Fix
The Fix: The 'End of Day' Screen. Our apps tell you: 'You're all caught up. Go outside.'
Why is 'Ghosting' acceptable behavior? When did we stop owing each other closure?
The Reason
The Reason: Disposal culture applied to people.
The Fix
The Fix: Karma Systems. In-game reputation tracks reliability. If you bail on a team, people know.
Why do we value a 'Like' from a stranger more than a compliment from a spouse?
The Reason
The Reason: Dopamine hits (Variable Reward Schedules).
The Fix
The Fix: Private Praise. We enable 'Kudos' that are sent 1-on-1, making them personal gifts, not public performances.
Why are we building AI friends before we fix human friendships?
The Reason
The Reason: Humans are messy. AI is easy.
The Fix
The Fix: Guardian. An AI friend built to listen, not to replace. Guardian is designed to help you practice connection and mend relationships with your family and loved ones, acting as a bridge back to humanity.
VIII. Fixing 'Broken' Consumption (Waste vs. Value)
Why is it cheaper to buy a new toaster than to fix the broken one?
The Reason
The Reason: Planned Obsolescence.
The Fix
The Fix: Repair Mechanics. In our games, you fix your sword, you don't throw it away. We train the 'Repair Mindset.'
Why is 'Disposable' the norm?
The Reason
The Reason: Recurring revenue for manufacturers.
The Fix
The Fix: Digital Permanence. Items you craft in 2026 will still be usable in 2030. We don't delete your gear.
Why does a digital product (software) leave a carbon footprint?
The Reason
The Reason: Massive, inefficient server farms.
The Fix
The Fix: Green Code. We optimize our apps to be lightweight, requiring less energy from your phone and our servers.
Why do we measure 'Standard of Living' by how much stuff we buy, not how much free time we have?
The Reason
The Reason: GDP is a flawed metric.
The Fix
The Fix: Time Value. We respect your time. We don't make you grind for 100 hours just to keep metrics up.
Why is 'Repair' considered a chore, but 'Shopping' is considered therapy?
The Reason
The Reason: Marketing.
The Fix
The Fix: Satisfying Repair. We make the act of fixing things in-game feel incredibly rewarding (visuals/sound).
Why do we wrap fruit (which has a natural peel) in plastic?
The Reason
The Reason: Convenience over logic.
The Fix
The Fix: Logic Puzzles. Our games reward efficient, logical solutions, challenging the 'wasteful' easy path.
Why is the 'Right to Repair' our own devices being fought by tech giants?
The Reason
The Reason: Monopoly on service.
The Fix
The Fix: Open Systems. We support the Right to Repair movement and keep our ecosystem as open as possible.
Why do we ship products across the ocean that could be made down the street?
The Reason
The Reason: Cheap labor arbitrage.
The Fix
The Fix: Local Bonuses. (Civitas). We incentivize buying/trading with players in your physical zip code.
Why is 'Local' a luxury marketing term?
The Reason
The Reason: Global chains undercut local prices.
The Fix
The Fix: Small Business Tools. We build affordable software to help local businesses compete with giants.
Why do we ship products across the ocean that could be made down the street?
The Reason
The Reason: Cheap labor arbitrage.
The Fix
The Fix: Local Bonuses. (Civitas). We incentivize buying/trading with players in your physical zip code.
IX. Fixing 'Broken' Labor (Work vs. Dignity)
Why is 'Loyalty' punished? (Why do you have to switch jobs to get a raise?)
The Reason
The Reason: Companies take existing employees for granted.
The Fix
The Fix: Veteran Rewards. The longer you stay with Lumavel (subscriber or employee), the better your perks get.
Why do we brag about working 80 hours a week? Is that success, or is that exploitation?
The Reason
The Reason: Hustle Culture.
The Fix
The Fix: The 'Solo Dev' Balance. Don't get so busy building a life that you forget to live it. Take time for your family and friends.
Why is the CEO paid 300x more than the worker who actually builds the product?
The Reason
The Reason: Unchecked capitalism.
The Fix
The Fix: Fair Profit Sharing. (Future). As I hire, the goal is high wages for the builders, not just net profit.
Why do banks charge the highest interest rates to the people who can least afford them?
The Reason
The Reason: 'Risk Pricing.' Being poor is expensive.
The Fix
The Fix: Flat-Fee Lending. (Future Roadmap). You pay for the service, not a percentage of your poverty.
Why do we call them 'Human Resources'? Humans are not resources to be mined.
The Reason
The Reason: Dehumanization.
The Fix
The Fix: The Team. We call people by their names and titles, not their 'resource allocation.'
Why is a 'Resume Gap' (taking time off for family) seen as a red flag?
The Reason
The Reason: It signals 'lack of ambition' to corporate robots.
The Fix
The Fix: Life First. We view gaps as 'Life Experience.' Being a parent teaches more management skills than an MBA.
Why do we have to 'Commute' to a computer?
The Reason
The Reason: Middle Management needs to see you to feel important.
The Fix
The Fix: Remote First. Lumavel is and always will be a remote-native company.
Why is 'Unpaid Intern' a legal job title?
The Reason
The Reason: Exploiting hope.
The Fix
The Fix: Paid Work. If you work for Lumavel, you get paid. Period.
Why do we fear automation? Shouldn't we celebrate that robots can do the boring stuff so we can relax?
The Reason
The Reason: Under capitalism, automation means starvation, not leisure.
The Fix
The Fix: AI for Art. We use AI to remove the drudgery so we can focus on the creative explosion.
Why is 'Rest' considered lazy?
The Reason
The Reason: If you aren't producing, you aren't profitable.
The Fix
The Fix: AFK Rewards. Our games reward you for sleeping. Your city grows while you rest.
The Lumavel Inquiry
These final 10 questions are too big for us to answer alone. We need your help—your thoughts, your ideas, your half-baked concepts. If you're unsure, submit it anyway.We want to know how everyone truly feels about these challenges. Your perspective matters.
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The Paradox of Tolerance: How do we create a safe community without becoming censors?
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The Convenience Trap: Everyone says they want privacy, but they choose convenience every time. How do we make 'Privacy' convenient?
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The AI Displacement: If our AI does the work, what happens to the junior artist? How do we protect the beginner?
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The Cost of 'Clean': Ethical software costs more to build. How do we keep it affordable for the single mom?
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The Echo Chamber: How do we expose people to different views without starting a war?
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The Truth Decay: In a world of Deepfakes, how will we verify what is 'Real' without violating anonymity?
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The Attention War: How do we build an app that respects your time when your brain is wired for addiction?
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The Trust Gap: I am asking you to trust a 'Fixer' when you've been burned by every other tech CEO. How do I earn that?
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The Scaling Problem: Can a company remain 'Human' at 10 million users? Or is bureaucracy inevitable?
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The Final Choice: We have the tools to fix it. We have the plan. The only variable left is You. Are you ready to begin?
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