Tom Bilyeu

Never.

Yeah.

So admittedly, halfway through that tweet, he was just flirting with me, lowering regulations, creating jobs.

All of that stuff is awesome.

Now, in terms of efficiency of production and things like that, I'd be curious to know if we stopped doing it because we didn't have the right refineries, if we stopped doing it purely for environmental reasons, like what the reasoning is there.

I don't know the history of

Yeah, because my thing is, listen, it's going to happen somewhere in the world.

So we're really not escaping much from an environmental hazard perspective.

Also, environmental hazards are very important.

People should absolutely pay attention to them.

Climate change is very real.

It just isn't at the catastrophe level that people would want you to believe.

When you've got even Bill Gates reversing his tune on that, I think that we can all agree that it's a big deal.

It should be paid attention to, but it shouldn't be your number one primary driver.

And so focusing on harnessing the energy of the sun, I mean, which is exactly what China is doing, by the way, which the thing that I will say in China's defense is they're moving away from oil as fast as they can.

orders of magnitude faster than any other country that I know of on planet earth.

And it is just a fact of literal matter that the sun makes up like 99.99998% of all the matter in the universe, in the solar system.

And so for us, it's like,

what are you gonna burn on earth that's gonna match what's falling on the earth coming from the sun?

I mean, it's just so minuscule.