Scott Tinker

So a really smart guy that I respect tremendously. I was with him in D.C. earlier this week named Jesse Ausubel. He's done so many cool things. Really smart thinker. Jesse Ausubel.

So a really smart guy that I respect tremendously. I was with him in D.C. earlier this week named Jesse Ausubel. He's done so many cool things. Really smart thinker. Jesse Ausubel.

So a really smart guy that I respect tremendously. I was with him in D.C. earlier this week named Jesse Ausubel. He's done so many cool things. Really smart thinker. Jesse Ausubel.

He'd be a good guest. He'd be a great guest. Okay. And he could talk about, he started many things, but one of those was this thing called the Deep Carbon Observatory. And he got for a decade a bunch of smart people together to look at whether there's natural gas, carbon, deep in the earth that couldn't have come from organics. And they concluded, yes, there it is.

He'd be a good guest. He'd be a great guest. Okay. And he could talk about, he started many things, but one of those was this thing called the Deep Carbon Observatory. And he got for a decade a bunch of smart people together to look at whether there's natural gas, carbon, deep in the earth that couldn't have come from organics. And they concluded, yes, there it is.

He'd be a good guest. He'd be a great guest. Okay. And he could talk about, he started many things, but one of those was this thing called the Deep Carbon Observatory. And he got for a decade a bunch of smart people together to look at whether there's natural gas, carbon, deep in the earth that couldn't have come from organics. And they concluded, yes, there it is.

And there's a lot of work to be done, but there's natural gas in the world still from other terrestrial things that you can make CH4. It doesn't have to be organics in that sense. Carbon is a pretty common element and so is hydrogen. So that work show, we got a lot of thinking to do and that's here on earth. And I might sound a little sanguine about oil and gas.

And there's a lot of work to be done, but there's natural gas in the world still from other terrestrial things that you can make CH4. It doesn't have to be organics in that sense. Carbon is a pretty common element and so is hydrogen. So that work show, we got a lot of thinking to do and that's here on earth. And I might sound a little sanguine about oil and gas.

And there's a lot of work to be done, but there's natural gas in the world still from other terrestrial things that you can make CH4. It doesn't have to be organics in that sense. Carbon is a pretty common element and so is hydrogen. So that work show, we got a lot of thinking to do and that's here on earth. And I might sound a little sanguine about oil and gas.

It's there at the right price for the right needs for molecules and then nuclear for electricity.

It's there at the right price for the right needs for molecules and then nuclear for electricity.

It's there at the right price for the right needs for molecules and then nuclear for electricity.

So we come back to the original piece here.

So we come back to the original piece here.

So we come back to the original piece here.

We should.

We should.

We should.

Okay, so... Yeah, so that's this thought that... and I've been in 60 countries in the world, I've been lucky into them, the worst environments in the world, the physical environment, where the worst soil, the worst water, polluted water, local air is where it's poor.

Okay, so... Yeah, so that's this thought that... and I've been in 60 countries in the world, I've been lucky into them, the worst environments in the world, the physical environment, where the worst soil, the worst water, polluted water, local air is where it's poor.