Paul London

And they're like, whatever's going on, just steer the course, steer the course, steer the course.

And sometimes you'll end up in total darkness, but you have to have that eternal cosmic belief in self.

And believe me, it wavers.

I have suicidal fantasies just like anybody might at times where you struggle with depression.

But you steer the course.

Yeah, no, absolutely.

But when your expectations for self are just that, expectations, you have to find ways to release the expectations because what are expectations?

And so it really is a matter of connecting with self.

It's a matter of connecting with the earth, connecting with the air, connecting with the water and the animals.

We are animals.

We are the most rabid, violent, conniving, nasty, but also the most loving, generous, caring, helpful, resourceful creature on the planet.

I don't know what creatures exist on other planets, but

Um, I'd like to believe that, that, that does exist.

How can we be on one planet in one galaxy when there are millions of galaxies?

I mean, it just, to me, the numbers outweigh, you know, it's just like, yeah, I'm willing to bet that yes, there are other,

earth-like existences somewhere.

Will we ever see them?

Doubtful.

Does it still help to create creativity or hope or belief?

Yeah, absolutely.