Langston Kerman

You know what sucks about it?

Sucks about woolly mammoths too is, is they also are not bigger than elephants. No, no. I thought this whole time that woolly mammoths were like these giant beasts that we would never be able to see again. And they're like smaller than the average African elephant.

Sucks about woolly mammoths too is, is they also are not bigger than elephants. No, no. I thought this whole time that woolly mammoths were like these giant beasts that we would never be able to see again. And they're like smaller than the average African elephant.

Sucks about woolly mammoths too is, is they also are not bigger than elephants. No, no. I thought this whole time that woolly mammoths were like these giant beasts that we would never be able to see again. And they're like smaller than the average African elephant.

And I think it's important for us to say that scientists can be both legitimate and liars.

And I think it's important for us to say that scientists can be both legitimate and liars.

And I think it's important for us to say that scientists can be both legitimate and liars.

Yes. We often, I think, conflate it somehow where scientists are like these moral beings that exist above us all. And no, they can be liars and also really smart and capable people.

Yes. We often, I think, conflate it somehow where scientists are like these moral beings that exist above us all. And no, they can be liars and also really smart and capable people.

Yes. We often, I think, conflate it somehow where scientists are like these moral beings that exist above us all. And no, they can be liars and also really smart and capable people.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You know, it might have helped him. I might have helped him.

You know, it might have helped him. I might have helped him.

You know, it might have helped him. I might have helped him.

Right. You got to focus, big man.

Right. You got to focus, big man.

Right. You got to focus, big man.

If that's the approach you're taking, you're missing the mark quite a bit. Yeah, yeah. Mammoths can't be our first start at fixing the problem for sure.