 You're listening to Think. I'm Chris Boyd. We're talking today about the power of oblivion, a kind of willful forgetting that may allow societies to move on after unspeakable events. My guest, Linda Kinsler, is junior fellow at the Harvard Society of Fellows and author of Come to This Court and Cry, How the Holocaust Ends. Her New York Times essay that we're discussing today was titled January 6th, America's Rupture and the Strange Forgotten Power of Oblivion.