Kind of got buried in all the opinions after Henry Kissinger's that Henry

Kissinger died but in the New York Times Bill Gates had a guest essay that said the title was how I invest

my money in a warming world and it's about the cop 28 which I believe we talked about on the Patreon on Sunday.

But it has this paragraph.

I'm not going to read the whole thing, but I'll just read this paragraph.

Very wealthy individuals should all... I'm not going to read the whole thing, but I'll just read this paragraph.

Very wealthy individuals should also be making changes to their lifestyles to bring their emissions close to zero.

If you fly in a private jet, as I do, you can afford the extra cost of sustainable aviation

fuel made from low carbon crops and waste.

You'll not only lower your own emissions, you'll also help drive demand for clean fuel, which will increase the supply and eventually

make it cheap enough to use more widely in commercial aircraft.

That will be a game changer for reducing emissions. Is it like when you have like a hippie friend who like

converts their truck until it be able to run on like Crisco? Is that what he's talking about?

Yeah. I think yeah, maybe it's the plutocratic version of,

this is like how you be crusty worth $7 billion.

Yeah, like have a friend that like does it goes dumpster diving on the

grease traps behind like Mexican restaurants and that's how they fuel their

truck with like vegetable.

Yeah.

And it's like you want to say to him,

Brian, you just sold your house in Asheville,

North Carolina for $2 million that you bought for $20,000.

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