Hello and welcome to this episode of Kennedy saves the world.

I don't want to save the world from adventuring.

There are a lot of nervous Nellys who wish they could run the world, and they think

saving the world is by doing nothing.

Have you ever been shamed for going snowboarding or hiking or surfing or traveling somewhere

interesting by people like, oh, why would you do that?

Oh, yeah, these ordinary folk, don't listen to them.

And they're the ones who are trying to shut down the conversation in terms of how should we be

expanding our limits as human being?

So when I was looking at the Titan implosion, as this whole thing was

unfolding, I thought a couple things. One, I thought there's no way they have survived that.

And of course, I brushed up a little bit on Boyle's Law as you do when there are instances of

volume and pressure. And I thought two things. One,

obviously, when something like this captures our attention and there are five people you've never

met and never heard of, but all of a sudden we are hyper-focused on their life stories and all

of their characteristics and their drive and,

you know, what could possibly make someone want to get into a tin can the size of a minivan

and go to their certain watery grave. Well, obviously, you know, those thoughts might have

crossed their minds as they were signing up for the journey. But, you know, you're reassured by people along the way.

A lot of people have gone down there.

Even the CEO, Stockton Rush.

God rest his soul.

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