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Yep, that's a great point. That's a great point. Well, maybe AI could help us figure out a way to... I mean, I don't know. Yeah, no, I totally agree with you. Lack of humanity. We need clean air, we need clean water, we need organically grown, sustainably raised food, meat and produce. The fuck is wrong with us, man? Humans are fucked up, aren't they? Like, you know, the ones in power anyway.

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Yeah, that's a trip. You mentioned that in Siberia, right? In northern Russia, there was some anthrax that got unearthed and it killed some deer and stuff like that, so they had to cordon off an area. I mean, I don't know. I'm on the fence, right? Like, I'm thinking climate change is gonna happen anyway, you know, and I'll continue this in the next one.

I've shifted my thinking on this a little bit recently, right? Like, climate change is going to happen anyway, so we're going to have to plan for it, right? Like, rising sea levels as the ice melts. So, you know, that is what we need to work on, because cutting our emissions, that's too little too late, really. And greenhouse gases, you know, that's what gives life to plants and everything, right? So it's not all bad for all places. Like Iceland, they now have agriculture.

Yeah, I'm skeptical about the whole story we're being told on climate change. Granted, there's going to be massive sea level rise, and I guess if we throw the climate too out of whack, it could change the currents in the ocean and the jet streams in the sky, leading to more severe storms and everything, but I mean, it's going to be horrible starvation for a lot of people. A lot of people are going to be displaced, but I don't think it'll be the end of humanity.

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What aspect of climate change do you see being the most detrimental to humanity?