At risk of leading too much on pop culture references, you are the

scientists think, don't look up.

There's a clip I actually wanted to respond to because you've

obviously seen the movie co-written by friend of the show,

David Sarota, many has saw on he caught did an interesting side by

side where he spliced together a recent interview of a climate

scientist with the faux new scene from don't look up.

Many people would agree that we have to win ourselves off oil.

But at the same time, they deeply resent having their personal

lives massively interrupted.

How big is this thing going to like destroy someone's house?

Is that possible?

I don't think any of us want to be disrupting people's lives,

but I think given the science and the things the academics are

saying about what oil is causing around the world.

And in this country too, this is the level of action that needs to

be taken.

It's somewhere between six and nine kilometers across.

So it's big.

It would damage the entire planet.

It's so amazing about don't look up is that it's given us a

shared language.

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