Kristin Demoranville

If we don't know the risks and the impact potentially that we could be looking at, how do we create a resilience culture, let alone a resilience plan for these types of situations? Whether it's somebody comes in and sprays the crops with something they shouldn't, or it was a mistake and it ends up being more toxic.

or somebody sprayed the seeds and we didn't know, or somebody did something to the production line that's making your favorite pastry. All these things is really concerning. The more we mass produce, the larger we grow, the more I feel like at times we lose sight of what's the most important part. And I think that at times we need to go back to that.

or somebody sprayed the seeds and we didn't know, or somebody did something to the production line that's making your favorite pastry. All these things is really concerning. The more we mass produce, the larger we grow, the more I feel like at times we lose sight of what's the most important part. And I think that at times we need to go back to that.

We need to start thinking the way these people do in order to keep and stay ahead in resilience or at least stay resilient.

We need to start thinking the way these people do in order to keep and stay ahead in resilience or at least stay resilient.

We also need to use a bit of imagination, Kyle. I think we have to stop thinking the best in others and goodness of others will prevail. We have to start thinking a little bit differently. It doesn't mean that we're a bad person. It doesn't mean that we're thinking the worst about people, but

We also need to use a bit of imagination, Kyle. I think we have to stop thinking the best in others and goodness of others will prevail. We have to start thinking a little bit differently. It doesn't mean that we're a bad person. It doesn't mean that we're thinking the worst about people, but

If you are a risk professional in any regard, whether it's security or beyond, you have to start thinking in this way because you're exploitable, you know, and how could that be exploited? And I think if everyone had that type of mentality, it would really help with risk-based solutions to get to resilience. And you're right.

If you are a risk professional in any regard, whether it's security or beyond, you have to start thinking in this way because you're exploitable, you know, and how could that be exploited? And I think if everyone had that type of mentality, it would really help with risk-based solutions to get to resilience. And you're right.

I mean, nobody would have thought that, you know, they would be off the coast of Florida right now. However, I bet somebody thought of it though, Kyle, but they probably were viewed as some crazy conspirators and they were dismissed because that was just outlandish Maybe we need to start having more intelligent, logical, outlandish, imaginative conversations to help plan for risk.

I mean, nobody would have thought that, you know, they would be off the coast of Florida right now. However, I bet somebody thought of it though, Kyle, but they probably were viewed as some crazy conspirators and they were dismissed because that was just outlandish Maybe we need to start having more intelligent, logical, outlandish, imaginative conversations to help plan for risk.

I mean, we probably do have a plan for like a alien's land, right? Like that seems rather outlandish, but I'm sure we have a plan. Maybe we need to have that kind of conversation. And with the batteries, I've actually, I completely hear you.

I mean, we probably do have a plan for like a alien's land, right? Like that seems rather outlandish, but I'm sure we have a plan. Maybe we need to have that kind of conversation. And with the batteries, I've actually, I completely hear you.

The batteries are really scary too because on a climate aspect, and here's my environmental management hat coming on, they're actually thinking about starting to harvest these kind of like rocks at the bottom of the ocean. It's going to destroy entire ecosystems if they do it. And it's not going to solve the problem either because we still have this dependency on these particular minerals. But

The batteries are really scary too because on a climate aspect, and here's my environmental management hat coming on, they're actually thinking about starting to harvest these kind of like rocks at the bottom of the ocean. It's going to destroy entire ecosystems if they do it. And it's not going to solve the problem either because we still have this dependency on these particular minerals. But

Maybe if we start looking at other types of minerals and different ways to create batteries, maybe that's the kind of the route we need to go, kind of like the sodium ion batteries they've been testing in various countries. Maybe that's something that will be helpful. And they'll also hopefully be better for the environment, maybe be cheaper and be easier to charge. I mean, those kind of things.

Maybe if we start looking at other types of minerals and different ways to create batteries, maybe that's the kind of the route we need to go, kind of like the sodium ion batteries they've been testing in various countries. Maybe that's something that will be helpful. And they'll also hopefully be better for the environment, maybe be cheaper and be easier to charge. I mean, those kind of things.

I don't know enough about that to be able to comment on it, but I like that we're at least trying different things. Car powered by salt sounds really interesting, for sure.

I don't know enough about that to be able to comment on it, but I like that we're at least trying different things. Car powered by salt sounds really interesting, for sure.

Oh, for sure. And also they have a higher aptitude for learning, right? Because they are learning different types of diverse skills across the board. I think that that would be brilliant. The fact that you could understand how to set up solar or you understand how to grow your own food. It's like back in the day, having to take home ec classes, right? Learning how to cook in an