Lex Fridman

So there's a guy named Graham Hancock who talks about the Younger Jurassic Hypothesis, 10,000 BC, that there was an asteroid that hit Earth and melted the ice sheets and that created a flood in North America.

So that means an actual cataclysmic global event that then, as all the different civilizations sprung up, they all...

carried that knowledge, that memory.

That's his idea.

What probability would you assign to that?

I mean, yeah, that's a great story.

You don't go to the great boat builder.

You go to the taxi.

And then that's that hero's journey.

That's the stuff of great myths.

A little detail would be really cool about the replica.

Of the boat?

Of the boat, yeah.

Oh, you're saying that's a feature, not a bug.

So it's authentic.

So you're saying that there's some inaccurate things.

Yeah, and you're the OG.

You're the person that decoded it.

Yeah, you've got to make it authentic to really connect with people.

I wish many of the films in Hollywood today would have the same level of rigor.