Jordan Harbinger

I remember my mom telling me like Three Mile Island.

I still don't even know what that is.

But that apparently there was some nuclear thing there.

And my parents were like Chernobyl.

You know, that's what I remember learning about nuclear growing up because I grew up in the 80s.

Right.

Yeah.

Well, maybe.

We'll see.

Right now it's fancy autocomplete plus Google.

But yeah, maybe somewhere down the line it kills all of us.

That's the fear anyway.

Nazi Germany, to be clear.

Yeah, my parents talk about those drills where you stick your head under your desk and then it's like, yeah, you're going to get vaporized.

But sure, make sure you don't have a book land on you before that happens or whatever.

And it seems like if we'd had a slightly different introduction to this technology, we'd be in a totally different place because.

I would think right now if they were like, hey, we figured out how to split the atom.

It's like, wow, every vehicle's gonna be electric.

Skyscrapers in New York are gonna be running essentially green, right?

Carbon, what's it called?