The world will never star for want of wonders, but only for want of wonder.

You know, this is like a little gentle slap in the face, you know, because it's true.

We live in a world that's pulsing with magic, right?

Let the magic continue to flow.

All over the place.

And half the time, we're just trudging.

Trudging on autopilot, right?

The problem isn't lack of miracles.

It's that we walk right past the miracles

that are right in front of my face.

We're not fascinated.

It's almost like you gotta be on like an acid trip

to look at a leaf and go, oh my God, a leaf, you know. But the leaf is actually

fascinating. Stare at a leaf. Stare at a plate of grass. Stare at a stone. It's like,

stare at a piece of wood. It's actually breathtaking. The mountains, the ocean, the people in

our lives. The very fact that we're breathing our lives the very fact that we're breathing

is outrageous the fact that we nourish our bodies have food that taste good why does food

have to taste good it doesn't have to it could just be like okay we got to eat those

nourishing things but food actually tastes good

and there's varieties of it isn't that fascinating that's a miracle it is it not only that

that according to the flavor when it hits your tongue certain enzymes are released to help digest

that food sure that particular food that's a miracle, right? That's a wonder.

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