a cultural leader who actually is making the right point of actually is pushing for the are respectful with each other they're there to learn about the facts in the science and they're there to listen to experts and experts doesn't just mean climate scientists experts means people who have people who are being affected right now by the climate ecological crisis because they live in breed that stuff they're experts in their own way that means indigenous people that means people of color. that means migrants migrants yeah. that means people who have to deal with their water being poisoned by exploding pipelines. yeah that's why we need people the somebodies and and the and even having the people's assemblies too it's like. i would speak to the animal kingdom part of of

the mass extinction that is upon us because. we are caretakers of our animals but because they're the natives see them as 4 legged relatives it's like it's important for us to be in balance with them in the ecosystem so that it's not a synchronistic it's not disrupted does that make sense yes it does i think a lot of when you look back at a lot of you know indigenous peoples culture and even the religions and things like that it was synchronistic with you know nature what made you know it was all part you know they learned how to live within the planet not above the planet if that makes sense we can actually live within the ecosystems because the ecosystems of this planet actually do work it's they weren't kind of saying we're domineering the earth and sucking from it for our own means we can actually live within the ecosystems because the ecosystems of this planet actually do work when you really you know the majors figured out how to make the planet work we're the ones who are

kind of throwing the wrench in the game we're seeing so much suffering now and that's why we're it is like you said it's a crisis it's something that you know society's not going to live beyond this if we continue to ignore it and mass extinctions is a good thing that you brought up i want to ask you. why do you believe that there are still so many folks who are kind of keeping their their head of the proverbial sand when it comes to this issue is it is it just lack of education or is it just that kind of cognitive dissonance where it doesn't affect me good nor what you know what do you believe is causing the pushback against changing your life. for the better and making yourself be able to live within this world without destroying it . we need to be emotional about this crisis. because the science is already there the science is crystal clear. you know billions of people are going to die. so now we need to talk about what the climate crisis actually means and what it actually means is that young people like me are not going

to be able to have a future with the love of their life it means that. grandparents grandkids are going to die it means that parents kids are going to die. i want to say thank you both for coming on today and thank you for the sacrifice that you're putting yourselves through it's a small sacrifice compared to the bigger sacrifices that many are going through because of climate change but you're out there making a difference and you're let your voices be heard and that's what's important and that's what will change this world hopefully stop this thank you so much joe tomorrow to mock us and of course wire a forester pleasure having you on the bed means a lot thank you thank you thank you. while we currently live in a world where vast sums of knowledge so it's just a keystroke away this doesn't mean that our world is any less of a mystery to us especially humanity's past and one of the great mysteries of

humanity's past can be found in the hundreds of shapes and images carved in the countryside of peru called the nascar lines covering roughly 450 square kilometers of peru and best seen from the air the creation of these mysterious images depicting everything from animals plants and geometric shapes date back to sometime between roughly 200 b.c. and 500 a.d. and now thanks to modern artificial intelligence technology archeologists that yamagata university in japan have uncovered a previously undiscovered nazca lines depicting a humanoid figure carrying a stick or maybe a staff this was done by. team feeding pictures of the mouse to lives into an ai and then turning it loose at a massive amounts of aerial and satellite photographs of the region. you know it almost always makes one wonder if the ancient civilizations behind these pictures had aerial the discovery had aerial discovery in their minds when they created these great wonders of the world and that my friends is our show for you today

remember everyone in this world we are not told the real up and up short told wall i love i am tired open for watching all those office out there of a great day and. good food descriptions sound up to tell using even for the owners so how to choose just pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets is really more based on what they want to sell us and then what's necessarily good for the pet turns out that food may not be as healthy as people believe we have animals that have you know

diabetes and arthritis they have auto immune disorders the cat allergies we are actually creating these problems and it's a huge epidemic of tom's all of them i believe can be linked to a very simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets less treats the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president or injury. or some want to. have to go right to be press this is what the 43 in the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the water out. west sydney.

i have concern about new technologies and i think society should and i and i try to help them get gauged in those concerns. but we also should have concerns about doing nothing doing nothing is extraordinarily risky in a world with some point 5000000000 people at a series of over incent technologies that are not necessarily suitable for tomorrow.

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