Ed Helms

If people were excited, because if you don't totally understand the,

fallout, literally and figuratively, of this, then it might not be as alarming.

I mean, it would be weird, for sure.

But it's also so biblical, right?

I could imagine somebody, let's say you don't know what it is.

This is the star of Bethlehem

Times a billion, in a sense, right?

There's something to me—man has created an artificial sun.

Not an artificial sun that exists in your living room.

An artificial sun that lights up half of the world, right, at this point in time.

And it feels apocalyptic, Promethean, you know what I mean, at the same time.

I can't—I just—I literally cannot—

because I know what I know now and I have never seen anything like that before.

And, you know, there are certain things I've seen when the L.A.

fires came through last year, you know, the Eaton Canyon fire and whatnot, you know, and seeing that up close and you see the power of this natural, well, it wasn't started naturally, but you see the power of fire as it rips through a seemingly sturdy neighborhood, you know, and it dwarfs

a human, right?

And it dwarfs our attempts to stop it.

And then you think about this, which is that with human growth hormone injected to it, you know, to an exponential level.

And I don't know, I could see somebody like weeping about it.

I could see somebody