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Do they take it a little more seriously?

Oh no, I'm so sorry.

Yeah.

But can you understand then that, you know, that mindset where it is, you know, on Róðil Sánaf a sín tach, you know, where it is that bit rarer that there's a tendency to lean in then to the more frivolous side of it all?

So, I mean, is this just a feature of the good weather, as it were, or is there a broader failure on the media's part to acknowledge climate catastrophe?

For PAUDI, Craig, would the drug, would it just arrest the progression?

Would it reverse any of it?

How does it work?

What would it do?

But 20 more years would become 30 more years.

Yeah.

I don't want to get into the, you know, we're so well past the point of, you know, whether this is real or not.

But what do you say to the pushback that's more along the lines of, you know, it's 1997, I think, is the records that were broken yesterday for May.

You know what I mean?

People who suggest, well, you know, is...

is it kind of an outlier event like this that might happen every 20 or 30 years?

How long has this drug been available?

How long have you been aware of it?

Like, how can we say that's indicative of climate change?

What has it been like knowing the drug is there?