Lex Fridman

So maybe we know that they value secrecy.

I mean, when you're afraid of the outside world, you don't.

Part of that is confidentiality.

They all sign NDAs.

There's some really good NDAs.

It's understood.

It's an NDA.

You can't.

There's no lawyers.

There's only one way to execute the law.

Yeah, the brutality of nature, Werner Herzog comes to mind, that, they have to live in that.

But there must be, there's something about the jungle that serves as a catalyst for spirituality, so they must also have a religious component, a spiritual component, that probably unifies them.

There must be an ideology they operate under.

By the way, I mean, you do have a certain look, so you realize, like, I'm singing to you, your face is carved in some wood somewhere, and there's a few of them gathering around and, like, still singing about the great gringo with a beard.

And it could be anything.

You could be like, to the children, they say, this is the monster you should be afraid of.

Or this could be the most beautiful encapsulation of the outside world.

It could be everything in between.

You don't get to control the myths.

How much of it is in the extra 200,000 acres that you're trying to save?