You know, following up just to the current climate of the world, I think that when you talk about climate, you have to think about change always, right?

Anytime that you have a change, the climate is going to shift, whether it's the environment we're in, whether it's the weather.

But I think that what a lot of people have to realize is that anytime that you

have a change in climate, you have to be adaptable because that's the laws of nature, right?

They're not going to cater to us when it comes to climate change. We have to be adaptable and change to the climate that we're in.

And I think the most important thing

that I've actually learned through this process,

and hopefully it helps you guys,

is that I've learned that I don't understand a lot,

you know, that I have, you know, even though we think

sometimes our own arrogance or our own ego gets in the way thinking that we know a lot about

something that we've never experienced. And I think right now, like as I'm watching the news,

as I'm watching social media, and there's all kinds of different

narratives taking place. And I don't think that there's any right or wrong narrative because I think

a lot of the narratives are coming from people's beliefs, people's perspectives, people's model

of the world based on their experiences or based on their upbringing of, you know, what their

beliefs have been anchored in. And, you know, what their beliefs have been anchored in.

And, you know, the one thing that I want to encourage everyone to do is to realize one thing.

And if you can realize this one thing, I think it can shift your actions to help creating a better world or a better environment

or diffusing some of the, if you want to say, the animosity or the hate.

But I would say this.

I would say, don't criticize what you don't hate. Don't criticize what you don't hate.

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