Miki Agrawal

Really exciting. It's insane. It's going to change the world. The whole concept is when the baby poops into the diaper, the baby poop fertilizes the dormant fungi to grow, eat the diaper, and then when you throw it in the landfill, the goal is for it to eat plastics in landfills too. So it has this double solution, it's like the mission behind what we're creating.

Really exciting. It's insane. It's going to change the world. The whole concept is when the baby poops into the diaper, the baby poop fertilizes the dormant fungi to grow, eat the diaper, and then when you throw it in the landfill, the goal is for it to eat plastics in landfills too. So it has this double solution, it's like the mission behind what we're creating.

But when I think about just the... Yeah, the vein that sort of ties all of it through is this lens of elevating people on the planet. I think with Hero, it's really about, you know, the agency that parents can feel for their babies and say, like, my baby's poop can literally help, you know, solve this plastic problem. It's now beyond me. I have to take care of my next generation and the planet.

But when I think about just the... Yeah, the vein that sort of ties all of it through is this lens of elevating people on the planet. I think with Hero, it's really about, you know, the agency that parents can feel for their babies and say, like, my baby's poop can literally help, you know, solve this plastic problem. It's now beyond me. I have to take care of my next generation and the planet.

But when I think about just the... Yeah, the vein that sort of ties all of it through is this lens of elevating people on the planet. I think with Hero, it's really about, you know, the agency that parents can feel for their babies and say, like, my baby's poop can literally help, you know, solve this plastic problem. It's now beyond me. I have to take care of my next generation and the planet.

It's no longer just me creating a bunch of waste and just not, you know, like worrying about it because I'm going to be dead. But now you have a kid and now you're leaving. What are you leaving behind? What legacy are you leaving behind?

It's no longer just me creating a bunch of waste and just not, you know, like worrying about it because I'm going to be dead. But now you have a kid and now you're leaving. What are you leaving behind? What legacy are you leaving behind?

It's no longer just me creating a bunch of waste and just not, you know, like worrying about it because I'm going to be dead. But now you have a kid and now you're leaving. What are you leaving behind? What legacy are you leaving behind?

So I think one of the reasons why we're approaching the diaper category first beyond it being the number one household plastic waste item in the household, the number three waste item in a landfill, diapers are, they take 400 years to decompose. A single baby goes through 6,000 diapers in their lifetime. And the very first disposable diaper is still somewhere in a landfill today.

So I think one of the reasons why we're approaching the diaper category first beyond it being the number one household plastic waste item in the household, the number three waste item in a landfill, diapers are, they take 400 years to decompose. A single baby goes through 6,000 diapers in their lifetime. And the very first disposable diaper is still somewhere in a landfill today.

So I think one of the reasons why we're approaching the diaper category first beyond it being the number one household plastic waste item in the household, the number three waste item in a landfill, diapers are, they take 400 years to decompose. A single baby goes through 6,000 diapers in their lifetime. And the very first disposable diaper is still somewhere in a landfill today.

And so, there's crazy stats. And so, to be able to wake up people and say, hey, like, we have been in collaboration with nature for billions of years, and we've just lost touch.

And so, there's crazy stats. And so, to be able to wake up people and say, hey, like, we have been in collaboration with nature for billions of years, and we've just lost touch.

And so, there's crazy stats. And so, to be able to wake up people and say, hey, like, we have been in collaboration with nature for billions of years, and we've just lost touch.

When we built cities, we made everything concrete, and like, that's why I'm so excited about the Blanc Center and turning everything back to this harmony between people, you know, each other and the planet, self, each other and the planet. I really believe in that too because we've lost touch with nature and because of that lost touch, we just think we can just trash it and then just say whatever.

When we built cities, we made everything concrete, and like, that's why I'm so excited about the Blanc Center and turning everything back to this harmony between people, you know, each other and the planet, self, each other and the planet. I really believe in that too because we've lost touch with nature and because of that lost touch, we just think we can just trash it and then just say whatever.

When we built cities, we made everything concrete, and like, that's why I'm so excited about the Blanc Center and turning everything back to this harmony between people, you know, each other and the planet, self, each other and the planet. I really believe in that too because we've lost touch with nature and because of that lost touch, we just think we can just trash it and then just say whatever.

But because we now have our lineage forward-looking service, like really thinking about what's coming next, especially as a new parent, I think that's the right people to go after first because they're just going to care more. P.S. Mickey just won, her team just won yesterday, first place at a competition.

But because we now have our lineage forward-looking service, like really thinking about what's coming next, especially as a new parent, I think that's the right people to go after first because they're just going to care more. P.S. Mickey just won, her team just won yesterday, first place at a competition.

But because we now have our lineage forward-looking service, like really thinking about what's coming next, especially as a new parent, I think that's the right people to go after first because they're just going to care more. P.S. Mickey just won, her team just won yesterday, first place at a competition.