Welcome to Feedback Friday.

I'm your host, Jordan Harbinger, and I'm here with producer Jason Nathilabo.

On the Jordan Harbinger show, we decode the stories, secrets, and skills of the world's

most brilliant people and turn their wisdom into practical advice that you can use to impact

your own life and those around you.

If you're new to the show on Fridays, we give advice to you and answer listener questions.

The rest of the week, we have long form interviews and conversations with a variety of amazing

folks from spies to CEOs, athletes to authors to thinkers and performers.

This week we had Brian Keating.

He's a distinguished professor of physics and astronomy at the University of California.

He leads a hundred million dollar observatory, which is just way more responsibility than

I would ever want from myself.

He's a jet pilot, author of the hilariously titled Losing the Nobel Prize.

Science and technology are the foundations of a first world society, which we purport

to have yet in today's age, scientific illiteracy is somehow celebrated rather than castigated.

Never has science been so important and yet so poorly understood by the general public.

We also had Thomas Costigan.

Climate change is a major threat to the planet, no surprise there.

But while most solutions revolve around recycling or government action, Thomas Costigan has

some different ideas from lasers that blast clouds to create rainfall, to floating cloud

machines over the ocean, to artificial trees that actually suck carbon out of the atmosphere

at a million times the rate of natural trees.

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