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Pleasure to have you back in the mind-melt my friends and on today's transmission

There's no punchy way to sum it up as usual. But the power of nature is definitely a throughline

in this one. Also our relationship with it in general and probably more accurately our lack

of relationship with it. But on that note, I'm going to preempt all of this by saying I have no idea

how we should be

conducting ourselves on this planet. But I do know a few things. I do know at large we certainly are not conducting ourselves

ideally. We're not even really conducting ourselves in a constructive

direction. And that said, this is a subject that's really hard to talk about in an actionable

down to earth, no pun intended way. I'm definitely not really a fan of the way our relationship with

nature is framed in the media. I think it's a largely disempowering narrative that it lacks romance.

It lacks the emotional archetypal ingredients that really motivate people toward making change

because it's far too data driven. It's far too politically loaded. So square one, I think it's

safe to say is changing that broadly, I guess we could say we need a better myth surrounding this

topic. And I can say from personal experience, there's also just a clear lack of connection

with nature. And then this leads to a lack of consciousness, a lack of both individual and shared

understanding of our place and what we're doing on this planet at large. And maybe understanding

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