Paul Rosolie

But we go, let's go.

So we're helping these people.

We have education programs for the kids.

And just giving people that need help the opportunity to better their lives.

We're seeing that a lot of times people on the... I post this stuff on Instagram.

I'll post burned forest from the loggers.

And people are like, man, fuck the loggers.

Kill those people.

And it's like, yeah, but...

these are local people that like if you just give them a chance they love the forest they don't this is the only place that they understand they just got to provide for their families

I mean, if you look at someone like Jane Goodall who saw more destruction than anybody who had to worry about the chimps, she spent her whole life talking about hope.

If you look at Winston Churchill, I mean, just imagine, you know, them going the day before D-Day gone, it probably won't work.

We're probably fucked.

Like you can't ever give up.

And that, you know, you learn that when you're in the wild.

I've done these wilderness solos where it's like, you have two choices.

Keep going, get out of the mud, in the thunderstorm, keep going, find a way to live when you're drowning or just die.

And I feel like we're at this amazing point in history, which is actually a privilege, because we were built for hard times, we as a species.

And we're at this point where it's, we're very clever.

We have technology, we have societies, we have really cool stuff.