Paul Stamets

Right.

Yeah, isn't that crazy?

But they're not very generous.

They're just trying to eat and survive.

Well, they're very intelligent, which is one of the more interesting things about orcas, that they don't kill people unless they're at SeaWorld.

Yeah.

Which is probably where they should be killing people.

Oh, Paul's here.

Oh, that's so cool.

Oh, they're so fast.

I saw this video of one eating a fish.

They put a fish in front of it like a dead fish, and it eats it so fast, it just disappears.

It just snaps its neck forward, engulfs this fish, swallows it all, and it looks like a magic trick.

You have to look at it in slow-mo to even see the actual action of it.

There's so much sea life there.

And that can be done if you have a small community of like-minded people.

Of like-minded people.

The real issue is when it gets to the size of something like New York City, this becomes this diffusion of responsibility where you don't think that you have to be concerned with all this garbage that's on the ground because there's 20 million people walking around.

It's just it is what it is.

Keep moving.