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I want to like ask if you saw the Bill Gates memo that he put out. A lot of people are talking about this memo.
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I just want to say Billy G is not my love. You'd think that someone like Bill Gates
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who started a technology company that's one of the biggest companies in the world, Microsoft, you'd think he'd be
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really quite strong in the sciences, but actually he is not strong in the sciences.
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Yeah. He he's now taken a 180 on climate. He's saying maybe this shouldn't be the top priority.
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Climate is gay. The reality of the whole climate change thing is that you've just had people who
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say it doesn't exist at all and then people who are super llamist and saying R is going to be underwater in 5 years.
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And now obviously neither of those two positions are true. The reality is you can measure the carbon concentration in
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the atmosphere. At some point if you continue to take billions eventually trillions of tons of carbon from deep
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underground and transfer to the atmosphere and oceans you will change the chemical constituency of the
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atmosphere and oceans. You just literally will. And the reality is that in my opinion, we've got at least 50
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years before it's a serious issue. I don't think we've got 500 years, but we've probably got, you know, 50. It's
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not 5 years. The concern level for climate change is on the order of 50 years. It's definitely not five, and I
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think it probably isn't 500. So really the right course of action is actually just the reasonable course of action
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which is to lean in the direction of sustainable energy.