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What Must Impulse?

Podcast. Hello and welcome to episode of what most people think. How are you? I hope you enjoyed Halloween. I don't know what that means now. It has become more of a thing, isn't it? Dressing your kids up as zombies and the undead. That's, yeah, I'm sure that's completely normal, but fuck it, autumn shit. The weather's terrible. It's something to do, isn't it? And I hope you notice now that the new theme tune is bedded in. It's bedded in. I mean, let's be honest, it only took me six months to sort it out. But I hope you're liking that. And we've had a little tweak up of some of the other stings and jingles. I don't know why you give a shit about any of this stuff. I hope you enjoyed COP 26. I know it's very exciting for a lot of people. I think the main takeaway from COP26 is that no one gives that much of a toss today.

I mean, I was looking at the BBC news every day.

And there's the BBC top stories.

This is an interesting way, given what the podcast is about, what most people think,

is where public opinion really is versus where

established media sources and perhaps kind of liberal metropolitan elites or what other

kind of cliche you want to call them, where they lie. And the cop stories never featured in

the top ten. And it was plastered over the BBC website every single day. And every day, the top news story on BBC news would be something like man rescued from paddleboat.

I mean, it's just, even if the paddleboat accident was sort of caused by a global warming,

I still think that the public was struggling to give a toss.

It just, you know, I know, look, there'll be a lot of you listening to all think, well, the climate, Jeff, it's important and just, it's just hard. It's just hard for people to care. And one of the things that I find interesting is this, the way it's presented is as though we've suddenly gone, oh, yeah, this is something we need to do something about i remember all this stuff when i was a kid

at school we were talking about the environment and deforestation you know i always remember

that there was that famous stat about an area of trees being deforested the size of whales it was

always whales wasn't it i don't know if someone was harbboring some sort of subconscious fantasy to just forest away whales. But look, yeah, it's the same as nutrition. So I've gone straight into it this week. Hope you don't mind me going off on a tangent. But it's the same as nutrition. You know, we talk about we need to tell kids about diet. Who remembers right hey i'm going to do it the old way

hey who remembers right garlic bread who remembers that that diagram do you remember it used to be on your

school on the war at primary school and it had a plate and that plate it had like what you should

have of each food group so half of the plate was kind of veg i think you know you're lucky you're gonna be lucky if. So half of the plate was kind of veg. I think, you know,

you're lucky. You're going to be lucky if anybody goes half of the plate veg. And then a quarter was

protein and a quarter was carbs. I think most people would go half of the plate carbs, half of the plate

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