Matthew LaCroix

Well, now that frees us, doesn't it?

It frees us up, frees us up to do other things.

At the same time, here we are in the very verge of our own, what I consider destruction of our world and everything around us, disconnecting the furthest we've ever been because of technology.

And yet at the very edge of oblivion is where that candle refuses to go out.

And that flicker reemerges at the last moment where you thought it never could.

And that's the beauty behind all of it.

It really is.

And so let's go over.

Let's go over what this means.

It means that this civilization that existed here, if we wanted to recreate them, they understood that you must, number one, now listen to these rules for humanity, you ready?

Number one, you must live in balance and equilibrium with Earth, with nature, and the universe.

However that is, meaning we have to discontinue using asphalt, concrete, 100% and metal.

They are evil for our connection in our world.

And yet today, like 90% of structures are built with cement.

They fall apart in like 40 years.

They're horrible.

They're disconnected.

There's nothing natural about them.

Cement, metal, asphalt, all three, you're saying?

Well, cement and asphalt are pretty similar, yeah.