Paul Rosolie

It's not negotiable.

And so if you're camping on the side of a river and the sun comes up, you got to go because the sand flies and the bees are coming for you.

You got to get in your raft and move.

And if the river goes up at night, you got to relocate your camp.

If the river goes down too low and you're in a boat, that boat might bottom out and you got to stay up there for weeks.

And so to me, living by the natural cycle, sort of the irrefutable laws of nature is certainty for me.

Everyone's sort of in this crisis of belief right now where they're like, what do we believe?

Is AI going to take over?

Should I be showing my butthole to the sun every morning?

Do I need peptides injected in my neck?

And it's like, there's always something new.

And it's like, man, there's the original laws and the stones and the rain.

And there's this very, very, you can start from scratch and sort of build your way back up to sort of natural physical chemical certainty.

And I like that.

I really like that.

I mean, just imagine these trees that are 10 times the size of this room.

You imagine those, you know, our grandparents' grandparents were, I mean, the Constitution of the United States to a 500-year-old tree.

And then you do a time lapse in your head and you imagine all the monkeys racing across the branches.

How many birds were going in the branches?

And you speed that up over the centuries.