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0:00But but in the Navier Stokes and that's why it's so interesting >> because the Navier Stokes has this nonlinearity but it also has this smoothing term. >> It has this counter force which is >> viscosity and so you're you're asking who's going to win and are they always going to win? So there are questions about credit commercial incentives accountability. Yes. But I do believe that the risks deserve real attention without being mired in those other things. >> Yeah. Those other things can be true and the risk can still be real. Okay, so just turn it off. And what does just turn it off actually mean?
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