Lulu Miller

And once we figured it out that the rainbow, that the colors of light are that are waves and are these kind of infinite colors, then we could like discover new elements based on what frequency of waves they were emitting or refracting.

So like helium, that

Gallium, gallium, cesium.

And we could discover new things in space because we figured out stars emitted radio waves that we couldn't see.

We could invent like the radio techno passing information over radio waves technologies like LASIK.

So like once we figured out that there's just been, you know, it's like so much that we can do.

Wow.

And I think in a real way, like...

you know, this rainbow again that we see is so frivolous was like the site of serious scientific contention that finally like rumbled and built to insight that that truly like really, really freaking transformed our world just by people wondering what that pretty thing was in the sky.

Yeah.

So that's my rainbow.

OK, I have to end and I have a choose your own adventure of three options.

OK.

Oh, my gosh.

OK.

OK, option one is like so this I don't know if you are experiencing this, but in I got into radio because I hate like visual judgments.

I think it's a sacred thing to just be voices.

OK, but I've been like fighting, fighting, fighting that.

But then I finally on this piece, I gave in to like a music video about the concept of infinite color.

So I could show you that it's a minute long.