Sam Harris

It's just, it's too slow moving and it's too hypothetical.

You know, it would be great if we lived in a world where we could look at things that subtle, but we're, you know, we've got, it's like the house is on fire and worrying about the climate is, I can't even imagine the climatologists have got all their bandwidth for the climate these days.

He and his Sharpie.

I mean, if push comes to shove, he can just draw a different path to the hurricane and save many, many lives that way.

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nearly two hours straight.

Yeah.

Yeah.

The talk keeps getting longer.

I keep trying to cut it back, but events happen.

So yeah.

Yeah.