We were pleased to have Konrad on with us to share ideas and insights on this topic of climate change that has been quite polarizing for decades with no sign of reconciliation, but rather the opposite. How can we create an environment to bridge the gaps of extreme opinions and behaviors attached to them which pits certain types of people against each other? One would think that appreciation for nature and trying our best to be in harmony with it would be in everyone's interest, thus the common ground, but is that what we're experiencing and seeing in the real world? Join us as we delve into Konrad's interesting ideas and information about the factors surrounding the climate change or climate manipulation debate, which are not always included in the scientific equations of all the factors they claim and consider that contribute to global warming. We cover some of the more recent talking points from global conglomerates who seem to gaslight the public while ignoring their own part in the problem while hiding behind green masks offering pseudo solutions that are not in our best interest, which rather raise the cost of living and limits our rights and freedom This subject has been heating up in recent times to say the least while avoiding any puns.. It has been more in the forefront of social media, corporate PR campaigns, political rhetoric, celebrity speeches and "united nations" gatherings among other expressions of the sort. I've been keen on preserving and protecting the environment for most of my life, so observing how narratives and opinions shifted since the 80's has been an interesting unfolding and revealing of politricks, oligarchys, scientism, suppressed 'green' technology, geoengineering, propaganda, cancel culture, activism, inconvenient truths and convenient lies.. Among many other elements, which is scratching the surface of course, but it should be noted that this has happened all during an ecocidal economic explosion, especially in America.