Matt Kielty

Is it sort of like the Raup, bad genes, bad luck?

Is it the Schaaf total randomness?

Like, what is, what drives extinction?

And the answer we got is that we still don't know.

Like, we still haven't answered the question they sort of uncovered with this computer in Woods Hole.

Well, I got to say I'm rooting for shop.

I mean, if it doesn't matter how quote unquote fit or muscly or well honed or sleek our model is, that doesn't relate to how long we're going to like hang around on earth.

It means in a very real way, like we're all equally good.

And for me, it creaks open all this fear.

that might be waiting behind things that we look at and deem unfit or deformed or weenie bird-esque.

Like, it gives all this... It returns all this possibility that gives me a sense of, like, thrill.

Like, it makes me want to look at the things I'm discounting, you know?

Totally.

I don't know.

I'm not sure.

Okay, so to me, like, it's this, right?

Like, let's say we used to have this idea of...

fitness where it's like okay there are the cool kids who are fit and they in the old mentality to be like yeah like this is like we're we're team human there's some people that get picked first for team human who are the ones who are helping us survive and some people who get picked last for team human who are like us

But then this, it seems like this, if it's like, oh, okay, your survival, actually, even the fittest people, they're not necessarily helping you survive.

Those super fit characteristics, you could still get hit by a bus and that's the way they go.