Planet has always been working with us. Sure.  Today you're making even the smoking hemp legal. You could own the weed instead of smoking it. By recommendation, we must make sure children below fourteen years of age wear only natural fiber in this country.  How did you get to sustainability in the fashion industry? That's a question that I have to start. I'm not in fashion. I'm just with life. And human beings inevitably have to wear clothes. They better wear it sensibly, that's all. Sometimes I wish we wouldn't have to wear clothes and we would avoid that. Sometimes I wish we wouldn't have to wear clothes, we would avoid. Oh, not in this weather, you better wear. You're right. So how did you come to sustainability through the fashion industry? And I know that you work a lot with organic textiles and the importance of that. So why is that so important to you? So if you know something about India's history, India in the past has been the largest exporter of textiles in the world. Eighty-five percent of the world's textile exports were from India about 250 years ago, which was systematically destroyed by the occupying forces of the day, which left the society various levels of impoverishment, which still continues. So over forty percent of India's population at one time was engaged in textile and related work. Between 1800 to 1860, India's export, textile exports came down by ninety-eight percent because this is thanks to East India Company, okay? I remember reading or seeing in one of your videos that it was at one time one of the richest countries in the world. Yes, everybody wanted to go there. Even Mr. Columbus wanted to get there and got here and his mistake, we're all here today. So because it was the largest economy and spices and textiles were the main things. So in sixty years' time, the exports came down by ninety-eight percent. So the economy was left in shambles and for survival over 1.5 million people died, we were lack of livelihood. And the rest scrambled into agriculture. So this is why even today India has, when the English left, when India attained its independence in 1947, ninety percent of the population was in agriculture. That is not traditional farmers, they all desperately got into farming because their textile industry was completely, systematically ruined. So even today this farm sector has not come to stability, even now in the election one of the biggest issues is farm distress. Because in the last ten years over three hundred thousand farmers have committed suicide. The problem is if they grow less food, the crop is bad, then they suffer because they don't have enough produce. If the produce is good, the prices will collapse. There is no system because in India now in urban areas it's becoming, otherwise in India nobody will buy processed food by nature. For us, vegetables has to be today plucked. If it's in a store, we don't go and buy it. Now slowly they are being, you know, what to say? A retrained or influenced by Western culture. Yes, now I'm trying to use the right word, being domesticated. Domesticated. Otherwise, you know, when we are growing up my father refuses to have a refrigerator at home. He said if you get this you will all start eating old food. So no refrigerator at home, everything has to be fresh. So that's how the culture was, because of this there is no cold storage systems, there is no marketing facility.  If thirty percent, my vision is to make thirty percent of India's farming into natural fiber. And what will that do, what would that do with that vision? That means one thing is it's a non-perishable item. You can sell it at any time of the year, it's not like you have to sell it on the spot. That will make a huge difference for the India's farmer. And for the weavers, India has over 136 distinct weaves. No culture on the planet has produced such a variety of weaves, but a whole lot of them, about sixty-seven of them are on the verge of extinction. Can you elaborate a little bit about the importance of weaving and the importance of weavers and why there are so many? Most people don't understand what is weaving. Gilti. When I was seventeen years of age and I did not show much interest in my education, my family, my larger family was involved in silk weaving. So my father said, why don't you go and explore this, go and see if you can do some industry or business like that. So I went to see, I thought, when I was seventeen I thought I was super smart.   He's like there must be, I don't know how many threads, there must be some 10,000, 12,000 threads coming. The guy is just moving like this, like this, she's doing this magic and the cloth keeps happening and somewhere one flower comes up here, one flower comes up there. Perfect geometry, it never goes wrong. There's no computer, there's no nothing, it's all in his head. I just looked at it, trying to figure out what he is doing. The smart me couldn't figure a damn thing.  It's a different level of computing, he's simply doing magic with his hands. So 136 varieties, we evolved over a few millennia. Unfortunately, in a matter of fifty years we're destroying it completely. Many of these weavers are last generation because their children have already become software engineers, maybe in San Francisco already. So these old people are doing something, one little weaving something, a few people, a handful of people doing. If that goes, it will completely disappear. I was going to say my question is why, what is the importance of cultural prejudice? These skills, these skills are pride of humanity. What human hand can do is unbelievable. Today we're enjoying the power of the machine, all right? But what human hands can do should not be lost and what we have done, what we took thousands of years to evolve should not be lost in a generation simply because we've become callous and we think we're practical. There's nothing practical about this. What we're doing right now is the most impractical thing. It's not even practical for the planet, nor for our health and well-being. So a more practical thing would be definitely to go back to natural fiber. Natural fiber, variety of natural fiber that's available does such tremendous things to your body. Today there is substantial medical studies to show what kind of damage polyfiber is causing to your system. And various diseases and allergies are being attributed to this, particularly a growing child should never use synthetic fiber, must be natural fiber. So we're trying to bring this forth, the reason why we're getting involved with the American designers is we want them to push this and well this part of the world, people can afford to buy what they want. At least fifty percent of your clothing to start with must be natural fiber. Children below twelve or fourteen years of age should not touch synthetic fiber. They must be natural clothing. So we want to push this into the schools. If schools can promote that everybody should wear natural fiber from an early age, if they know the comfort and the pleasure of being in natural clothing, they will not go to synthetic clothing later on. Absolutely. Very good points. I've got a question, you know, I've been reading, watching a lot of your videos and reading up on you and you talk a lot about connection. How does that, how does natural fibers and in the lack of wearing or wearing, how does, how does that relate to connection? Are we becoming more disconnected from the world because we are not even using natural fibers in our everyday lives anymore or what are your thoughts on that? See, you have seen synthetic fiber has a certain static, you know? If you take a substance like Turlean or Polista, if you just rub it, there is static. Constant static around your body, is it a good thing to do to yourself? You want, see in the yogic system, how we understand life is the dynamism of the same energy is called life. Inertia of the same energy is called death. So you have lot of static around you is not going to make you dynamic. In many ways it's going to cripple you. This may be subtle, your ability to perceive may be crippled, but you don't understand because you think by consulting the Google lady you know the universe. Information is being misunderstood as intelligence, which is a very serious flaw. And if one has to keep one's intelligence and perception at a certain level of sharpness, all this matters. How you eat, how you sit, how you stand, what you wear, what is in contact with your body, everything matters. If you want to somehow live and go away, then it's whatever you do is fine. But once you come as a human being, that is the significance. Though we do the same things that every other animal does, we want to do it in a certain way so that we stand apart from every other creature on this planet. It's only in the way we do it, it's not in what we do.  All right? Everything is simple. Yeah, exactly. It is just that the way we do it sets us apart. So the way we do it has to change means you must be sensitive to how you keep your body. In this clothing is an important part. Why do you think people are falling away from that? Why do you think people are falling into the trap of that? See, people are not deciding anything, commercial forces are deciding everything. People are not deciding the industry. One important thing about fashion for peace is we want people to decide what commercial forces should manufacture, but right now commercial forces are deciding what people should want. It's a power of advertising and marketing. Marketing, yeah. Yes. No, people should decide what we want and that is what commercial forces should provide for them. Right now commercial forces are deciding what you should drink, what you should eat, what you should wear, how you should live, everything. It's not good. Commerce is there for human well-being, not the way… not the other way round. So is there… is there… do you see a way where people and planet can profit together, businesses and planet can be working together in order to make a better world? Or how do you… how do you… Planet has always been working with us. Sure. Yeah.  They're very… I should agree with you on that one, yeah.  Most people don't get this till you bury them. But even when they bury, we are making sure they don't get it because today they're burying them in what? Aluminum… aluminum coffins. Yeah, coffins, yeah. So even when you bury, they cannot realize I'm part of the planet. You're in a box. Planet has always been working with us. Otherwise we can't exist here for a moment. Our existence is not possible if the planet does not work with us. Are we responding? Unfortunately, not very well. That brings me to a good… a question I have about the fashion industry and their response. You know, obviously that it's one of the most destructive industries on the planet, but… Very largest polluter on the planet. It is quite a large polluter. It's huge. Number three, still on the podium. Yeah. Yeah, it's just astronomical. It's unbelievable. But they have the power to… the communication power that they have is unbelievable. How do you feel about where the fashion industry is going? Like where it's at right now? Where it's going? Where it needs to be in relation to what needs to get done? I mean, I kind of feel like there's a bit of a crisis that's happening and people haven't really woken up to that yet. Do you feel like the fashion industry can help push that along faster? See, this is one industry which can change its direction at will because fashion is always trying to shift this way and that way nobody wants to repeat anything. So, this is one… to change how you make your cars takes a lot of effort. To change how you make your clothes. If a few iconic designers and those who display these designs, if they change their minds, everything could change in a matter of few years. So, it is the easiest industry to change, if you ask me, because they like change. Without change there's no fashion. All the time some change needs to happen, that's their problem, how to change. Yeah, it survives on change, right? So, this is not thriving on status quo. It's not like a financial institution. It's not like some other steel or coal or some other industry which is very difficult to change. Fashion is the easiest thing to change after all if… because fashion is all… But the world or the people are not deciding the fashion. A few icons are deciding the fashion. If they change, what we thought was impossible kind of haircut, you know, when we were growing up, we want to have it long. Our fathers wanted to give us a jar head. We said, no way that machine will be used on my head. But today all the young kids have jar heads and they're going around, that's a fashion. So, that's because one football star or somebody does that, all right? So, this is not individual thinking. Fashion is led by certain people. If those people just wear natural fiber and say, this is it, I think the world will change very, very quickly. Do you think… do you think the fashion industry can survive? Like as we were talking a little bit before about how much they're pushing out, like fast fashion companies doing nearly a hundred and some collections a year and… Will the industry survive? Will the industry survive? Of course. It has survived for 10,000, 15,000 years. Fashion has always been there. Will a particular designer survive that you cannot say? That's the next episode. Okay.  So, what can designers and what can fashion industry, excuse me, not could, what should they be doing now in order to implement those changes? What's the emergency? What's the biggest thing? See, the most important thing is right now, the way we're heading, it is said that today, on an average, each one of us have five times more clothing than our grandparents. By 2025, they say this will double. By 2030, they're saying this will become seven times over. So, the amount of clothing that we're going to manufacture in the next ten years is more than what we have manufactured in the last 200 years. The clothing that we have used in the last 200 years, we're going to use that in the next ten years. So, when this is the kind of consumption of fabric we're going to make, what kind of fabric is important? Today, it is said by 2025, 98% of the fabric, if we go as business as usual, 98% will be synthetic fiber, 95% will be polycop. So, the poly fiber, which is a petro product, is going to be the biggest thing. And it has entered our bodies, it's entered our water, soil, our food cycle, it's just in everything. They say an average American has 28 grams of plastic in his body. You're in New York, so you may have 32. This brings me to a question. I mean, it's astronomical because these facts are out there, and I'm wondering why are people not responding more in a bigger way? I think we have not pushed it strong enough. We have not shown the needed commitment. Most things in the world doesn't happen because for most people causes are a fashion statement. It's not a lifelong commitment. This needs to be pushed in a committed way. And as I said, especially our children below 14 years of age should not touch synthetic clothing, they must wear. This could even be made into a law. Yeah, absolutely. Children's clothing has to be natural fiber, this could be a law. This needs to be made. If not law, at least in schools, it can be a recommendation to start with. But at some point in the world, we have to make it a law. Below 14 years of age, like below 18, you're not supposed to sell cigarettes to somebody or alcohol to somebody.  We should push for a legislation at some point. It may be bitterly, people may think this is too much, but first it should start with a recommendation and then become a law. Yeah, I mean, I think public health is a very important thing that we tend to forget about. With those shocking statistics I read recently in The Guardian about, I think it was in America, 96% of the water here is polluted with plastic microfiber. 27 tributaries going into the Great Lakes of serious content of poly fiber. It affects everything, our food supply, everything. So we are only thinking of human life. This is a serious mistake because this plastic fiber is seriously affecting the worms, insects, birds, animals. Well, we need to understand this. See, various studies are there to show this. They say if all the worms disappear today, all life on this planet will disappear in about 14 to 18 months.  But if all of us disappear, planet will flourish. Yeah, we're the ones that are making the problem. We need to understand this that though we make very good manure, we need to understand our sense of self-importance, that life means just us. This is a very disastrous idea. So we must see if plastic is affecting our life so much, such a big creature. What about the insects, the worms, the microorganisms, all of them are being affected. If they're affected, there cannot be life on this planet. Planet can go on without us, but planet cannot go on without them. You know, we sit, we talk about this and it's such a, it is an astronomically large issue that we're having, that the globe is having. And I think to some people it's almost kind of this attitude of I don't want to, if I can't, if I can't solve it, I don't want to, and I can't, I can't think about, I don't want to deal with it, how, how do, how does the everyday person interact with tackling this problem? Like what can they do? See, when you can have a drug law, though a whole lot of people are saying it's a good thing, why don't you make it legal, everything, you have a drug law. Why? Because you understand it's bad for the people. They may like it, bad things. That goes for clothing too. Initially it's a recommendation, initially it is a campaign to bring awareness, after sometime it has to be a law. So you're suggesting that don't leave it to the choice of people? See, not as I said even the fashion that you do, whether it's your hairstyle or the clothes that you wear, except me I'm a unique creature. I'll agree with that. Otherwise everybody's idea of fashion is just imitating something, isn't it? So initially recommendation, awareness, everything. When there is sufficient awareness, you must make it a law. So there's this word term called influencers, have you heard of this word before? Okay. It's a new thing, kind of. So I'm wondering what are your, like this new technology, Instagram, people out there influencing, I don't know what everybody's influencing, they're influencing people to buy more, shop more. How do you see the power of influencers working in conjunction with saving the planet? How can that work? If you're talking about it with relation to fashion and clothing, influencers have a huge role because in a society like this, what that person that you call as an influencer wears, everybody wants to wear. Today it's already beginning to happen, particularly in California I think. The well-to-do, the truly affluent people are wearing crumpled cotton, linen, hemp, these kind of clothes. I'm talking about hemp as clothing. But people eat hemp, smell hemp, they do lots of... hemp is an amazing product, it's an amazing... No, but it's actually same species but they're of different kind, they're different families. The hemp that produces cannabis, which is used for medicine and recreational purpose is of one kind, the hemp that is used for fiber is of a different kind. This happened in sixties, United States government put a serious amount of pressure on the Indian government to ban hemp growth. India tried to explain, these are two different families, they're the same species but different families, it's not the same thing. They said nothing doing, you have to ban it. So Indian government banned hemp growth and destroyed the whole industry. But today you're making... even the smoking hemp legal, the weed has become legal. You could have owned the weed instead of smoking it. That's been a difficult one for people to digest but I'm all for it, you know. I said I think that's been a difficult one for people to really digest that. No, nothing to digest or undigest, it is just that if you allow commercial forces, in other 20 years maybe cocaine will be legal. A whole lot of people will start the campaign, cocaine should be legal. Is it wrong? I'm not looking at it morally. I'm only looking at it, anything that lowers human capability should be... society should push it away because it's very important in human life that you are able to do whatever simple things you do really well. This is very important for a human being, isn't it? Any simple thing that you do, the basic thing about the human being is you want to do it better than the way you did it yesterday. So this ability and this longing will go away if you use certain chemicals.  No substance, just stoned from within, all right? This kind of stoning will enhance your competence. People's idea of being stoned is sitting like a dead chicken. Mm-hmm. I can show you another way of being stoned. I'd love to, yes. Well that actually then this comes to your inner engineering project, right? Can you tell us a little bit about that? Do we get stoned at your inner engineering? Oh yes, absolutely. I'm so excited. Can I come there too? Yes. It's for all life addicts, those who are interested in life, those who want to die can get intoxicated in such a way that all their faculties are taken away, they just fall asleep for twelve hours a day.  Sleep is death. Sleep is death. So there's another way, this is the most sophisticated and complex chemical factory. If you are a good CEO, you would produce the kind of chemistry that you want. You can make your chemistry in such a way you're always blissed out.  People say even in India there's a campaign that you must make marijuana legal. I said, it's fine. In a college I'm speaking in a university, I said, why is it not legal, Sadhguru? Why don't you speak for this? I said, I have no issue. I want everything to be legal and I want sense to be compulsory. Because you think you can go to your college, it's… in India it's called… I smoked means it's a cigarette. I'm smoked up means it is this.   I can identify that one.  I can imagine. Anyway, forget about that. Today you want to fly.  You want to fly this airplane? No. Today you need a surgery.  You want the surgery? No.  How come? So tell us a little bit more about the inner engineering program. See, I'm stoned out always. I can tone it up, bring it down as I feel. But my competence will not go down. The more I'm stoned, more competent I become because it's like a lubricant. Nothing bothers you. Every kind of people, every kind of activity, everything and you can do it joyfully because you're always blissed out. This kind of stoned is good.  What is the point of that kind of stone? How much comes from that, I'm guessing. Not much comes from that one. Once you're on it, your sleep quota increases that itself is against life. This then brings me back to the idea that you talk about it with connection. Have people really lost connection? Have people have they become so disconnected from themselves that that's what they need? See, this whole idea that your thought and emotion is of paramount importance has made human beings think that their psychological structure is more important than the cosmos.  You... people have not understood that my thought and my emotion is my making. They think it's something else. Some other phenomena is happening. No phenomena is happening. Your thought and emotion is only happening from the little data that you have gathered. You just... on our recycling process, there are permutations and combinations and you think this is creativity. This is just garbage recycle.  You only have your own psychological mess going on endlessly and you think that's everything. Whether you think of God or a devil, it's you doing, right? It's you making. What kind of God appears in your mind? What kind of devil appears in your mind is also cultural thinking, isn't it? In India, we have a very colorful variety of gods and devils, not one. I'd like to know more about that. So you... I was reading a little bit too about your practice with yoga and how you were talking about how yoga has across many cultures been distilled into an athletic activity, but there's many benefits... Not distilled. Distorted. Distorted. Distorted. Internet athletic activity. I love yoga. I often ask if I'm doing it correctly, but I don't know if that's even a good question. No. Probably not. No. So lots to learn when I come to visit you in India. You can also learn here in America. Okay, great. I'm excited about that. But my question is, is how... I'm not going back and having you as a guest. I'm saying it's also available right here. Okay, okay, okay. But how does that... how can people connect through... like how does that practice of spirituality and yoga fit into this whole? See, the first of all, let's understand the word yoga. The word yoga means union, not body twisting and stretching and doing something. Physical aspect of yoga is a minuscule of yoga. Word yoga means union. What does union mean is, see, as you sit here, you're breathing. That means the life that you are and this planet and this atmosphere and the universe in some way is in transaction. It's not just by respiration. On all levels, even in the subatomic particle level, it's all in communication. So you cannot exist here by yourself. You only existing here is a part of the whole. It's a fantastic phenomena of which we don't know the beginning and the end. All right. But now you have become that kind of a psychological structure.   The religions of the world, philosophies of the world and basic human psychological structure has created this impression. So now you have become an absolute entity by yourself. Your life is you versus the universe. This is a bad competition to get into, believe me. This is the silliest competition to get into you versus cosmos. What kind of competition is that? But this is how most human beings are going. No wonder they're anxious every moment of their life because in competition with the rest of creation, you have to be anxious. How else if you don't suffer, I would be disappointed. Yes, if you are in competition with the creation and you don't suffer, I would be very disappointed and surprised. How is that possible? You have to suffer. So yoga means consciously obliterating the boundaries that you have set up. Have you suffered? Have you suffered? Do I look like that? I mean not right now but I'm wondering like have you had a process of suffering? Not really. People think they can evolve only with suffering unfortunately. It's up to you whether you want to evolve joyfully or with pain. See life is like this. It's a brief happening, okay?  You pop out, you're there and you pop out again, pop up and pop out. But this brief amount of time, whether you want to keep this in a pleasant state of experience or in an unpleasant state of experience is up to you. Both the faculties are there with you. Right now whether you enjoy sitting here or you suffer sitting here is entirely your choice but a whole lot of people think there is a good reason for their suffering. Because they think they're eternal. They don't know they're mortal. Every moment of their life they're not conscious. This is a brief amount of time and it's getting over. As you sit here, your hourglass is getting empty. Most people are not conscious of this. They think they're immortal. I think a big industry has been created around that. Not one. Back to soil. I've got a question about that. Even they're refusing to get into soil. They're in the aluminum caskets. Soil is suffering right now. We only have 60 years left. It's a big question. What is 60 years? 60 years left of healthy soil on the planet as a statistic that I've been reading about. I'm not sure if that's entirely exactly accurate but I don't think we have an infinite source of healthy soil left. You don't have but if a lot of us die the planet, the soil becomes very healthy. Okay. So who's going to die? How do we choose? How all of us die? Okay. It's just a question of when. When and how I guess. I mean I guess that how doesn't really matter. It's when. It's only when. But it doesn't even really matter when because it just will. Right? We're just going to go. So who is who has to die? See this is the whole problem. Most people think other people die.   No, no. All of us die. Yeah. So if we make the very source of our bodies, which is the soil unhealthy and we hope that we will live well. Some people of course trying to escape to Mars. That's a different matter. People are trying. People are trying. Yeah, yeah, all the best. But even if you get there, what will you do there? To Mars. You'll do the same thing. Well, there's no soil. I don't, I don't. No, no. Even if you go to Mars or some other planet, you will destroy it also because this is what you know. Instead of learning to fix it here, you want to go elsewhere. Even if you go there, you will do the same thing. Is this not what we did wherever we went? See there were known parts of the world and unknown parts of the world. Let's say this North America was called New World at that time. It's a whole new world. Well, we came here and did the same things, right? Faster than anywhere else. Learning to fix it. So how are you collaborating? The most, most important thing is we are talking about sustainability of the marketplace. Okay. First of all, let's talk about most vital things in our life. Sustainability of living healthfully, peacefully, joyfully, lovingly. None of this is sustainable. None of those things you just listed are sustainable? Most be in most, for most people it's their peace, joy, love, nothing is sustainable. Walking in New York City, they're living in the best of comforts compared to anywhere in the world. Their peace and joy is just kindy. If you provoke them a little bit, they'll burst. On the street, do you think? They're all behaving in a civil way. This what civilization means, organizing civility. So it's all a sham. It's all fake. You poke them and see what'll happen. No, I'm going to stay up here with you. I'm not going down there. You... it's mildest provoc... smallest provocation, the worst will come out of them. Most people, not everybody, there are wonderful people, but larger population has become like this. In a affluent nation where there is a choice of food, choice of lifestyles, so many things available, this is the condition of the people. So when your well-being is not sustainable, when your joy is not sustainable, how do you make market sustainable? When your marriage is not sustainable, how do you make market sustainable? It's a mystery. Conversely, though... Market is much more complex than your marriage, I'm saying. What's that market is more complex than my marriage? It is far more a complex process than your marriage. Yes, yes, yes. If this is not sustainable, how will that be sustainable, I'm saying. How... but then conversely, we have the impoverished. I mean, we have... we live in New York City, we have a bubble and like... I personally know this because I can barely afford to live in New York City. I'm wondering like how does that work with the... we were just pointing out the people who are living civilly who have access to so much, but what about people who are underserved impoverished or marginalized? See, in a country like this, nobody need to be underserved. There is enough land, there's enough nature, but they like to live in the city no matter what it is and they have to drink their beer or whiskey in morning and evening and in the afternoon, of course. So that's a different thing. This is a different kind of poverty. poverty is there in other parts of the world where there's simply no room for livelihood or no way to get their food. That's a different matter. There are still parts of world like that where they're undernourished and everything. Here, I would say it's almost my choice. Wow, that's powerful. I know I'll become very unpopular for this, but if they wish, there is a way to earn their livelihood. They may not have choice of lifestyle, but choice of life is there. In many parts of the world, there's no choice of life either. Forget about life. That's true. That's true. How do you, with your programs in India and through craft and through fashion, how do you support underserved communities or marginalized communities? How do you support, how does that work together? See, we have brought in hundreds of tribal women. We have taught them skills with which they do all these products, variety of products. But at the same time, we don't want to become a manufacturing unit or an FMCG company or a textile company because we are essentially about transforming the inner nature of the human being. These other things we are doing more as samples for somebody else to take it up and do it large scale. We don't want to become a business company. But we have small businesses just to prove a point, just to show that this can be done this way as a model. So some people are taking it up and do it, but still it is not as large as it should be. Transformation, I love that word, means so many and it gives so much hope and so much inspiration. What is it going to take to transform the industry, transform, what is it's going to take to transform people's way of thinking about how they consume? When it comes to people, it's just willingness. Sounds simple, but seems difficult. See, suppose all the desperate actions that human beings are doing in this world is simply in pursuit of human well-being, isn't it? I don't know. I mean, I feel like vanity drives a lot of that. That is also well-being. Being vain is... See, that's the only way they have some pleasure. True. If they knew, like I'm sitting here, if they knew how to simply sit here blissed out, they would see what we should do, what we should not do, isn't it? Not in moral terms. In terms of sensible way of living, this is not a moral science class I'm saying, this is right, this is wrong. I'm not saying that. Question is what works and what doesn't work. Question is what works for every life. If you were joyful, have you noticed on a certain day when you're very joyful, you are such a wonderful human being to everybody around you. This is true with every human being. Another day you're frustrated, you're angry, you're miserable. You could be nasty and that's true with everybody. So we've always been trying to produce good people. This is the most serious mistake we've made. Wait, wait, wait. Yes, yes. Repeat that please. We've always... Sorry. We've always been trying to produce good people. We've always been trying to produce good people. Oh, okay. But miserable people. Instead, if we had seen how to produce a joyful human being, a joyful human being is an insurance in the world because there's no desperation. There's... Once you're joyful by your own nature, you're not a vested interest. You will simply do what's needed. You don't have to do anything in particular. Do you think the fashion industry lacks joy and that's why it's so screwed up? Not just... Not just fashion industry. Okay. Every industry, essentially human beings. And of course fashion industry lacks joy. I don't see joy, you know, I'm not a person who's been in too many of those events, but one or two events I've seen, people who are wearing these fancy clothes and walking on the tramp, I didn't see any joy in their face. What did you see? They're very tense and breaking up almost. Wearing the best clothes in the world, they're not... It's that pin-pop thing that you were talking about earlier, right? No, no, I'm saying life itself is a pop-up. No, before that you were talking about how if you pop the bubble and people and... No, no, they're in great states of distress and it looks like a whole lot of them are malnourished. I know, yeah. Really? I know. It's sad to see that, but it is like... It's like by choice, spending a lot of money, people tear their clothes like that, spending a lot of money to be malnourished. People without food are malnourished, unfortunately. Still there are millions of people like that, that's a misfortune. But now by choice people are malnourished. Because they think that's a great way to be. See, I want you to understand to what extent fashion can go, how distorted and sick it can become is. In the Victorian England, it was fashionable to have tuberculosis. They called it consumption. So many people were lost to this because they refused to be treated, because it was fashionable to cough in public. Because if you coughed, if you looked weak and you coughed, you looked like an intellectual. If you were strong and well, you're not an intellect. You must do this, you're an intellectual. We lost many people, one great loss was John Keats. He died at twenty-four because he refused to be treated. Such a fashionable disease he had, he didn't want to be treated. So fashion can get that extreme too. Fashion can kill us. Yes. So it's time we do sensible fashion. That's really powerful. I've oftentimes gone to those events myself and wondered what was happening and kind of have just absorbed the energy and just thought that this is supposed to be a celebration of creativity, a celebration of design, a celebration. And it oftentimes does feel like that. A lot of anxiety, a lot of pressure, a lot of moving people, a lot of moving parts, and a lot of people that didn't have breakfast. It's challenging. But I definitely believe that those, I definitely believe that there is a power to the fashion industry that it can affect change. It can affect great change. I'm a firm believer in that because there's so many people that work in the fashion industry all over the world. Not just because of that. In some way, everybody looks up to it. Yeah? Yep. Knowingly or unknowingly. People are looking up to it. So when somebody looks up to you, you must see it as a tremendous privilege that if you just do the right things, the whole world will do the right things. What a fantastic privilege that is. You must make use of it. So what... Tell me about your rivers project. You have a project with preserving the rivers. Can you tell me a little bit about that? So Rally for Rivers has a moment when we started it is... It was a month-long event where this has been the largest ecological movement on the planet. 162 million people participated. Bravo, amazing. In 30 days, I drove 9,300 kilometers myself across from the tip of Southern India to Himalayas and 142 events. That's amazing. Okay. And you attended all of them? Yes, 142 events, live events. And 182 interviews. Wow. Media interviews. So practically 24 hours of the day. 24 hours a day. So that brings you joy doing that? I don't do anything for joy. I am joyful by nature. I do whatever is needed. Okay. So the idea of doing this was to see in a democratic country for leaders to take a decision on something which is long-term. Well, here elections are every four years, there is every five years. Generally, most decisions are made that things should happen within five years time for them to get the credit. Nobody's thinking 25 to 50 years time. Nobody wants to invest money in something which is long-term because they may not even be there. So to do something for which the credit won't come to you, people need to know that the leaders, the political leaders need to understand this is what people want. So that is why I went about creating that campaign. 162 million people when they stood up and said yes, then nobody could go back on that. Across political spectrum, 16 states. It is 16 states are ruled by six different parties, political parties. Never they agree upon anything. It's a tradition if these people say one thing, those people will say no, no matter what it is. I've experienced that before. So... How did you get everybody to come together? See, once they saw people the way they were responding, democratic leaders are slaves of numbers. Once they saw the numbers, the way we generated the numbers, then they knew they had to be a part of it. In all the 16 states, chief ministers participated, then I gave the Rally for Rivers recommendation policy to the prime minister. Within 24 hours, it was in the hands of the planning commission which is now called Niti Ayog. Within two months, the central body sent this recommendation to all the 28 states as the official recommendation. So some states are already proactive when they're on. Others are a little slow, but we are working with various... But one important thing is, the awareness in the country went up so high, even including the government, and now they have the policy recommendation in their hands. The question is only of time. Will we do it before it goes really bad, or will we do it now when it's pretty bad? So some states are already on the ground and active, proactive in action. Other states are reading it slowly. So what are your thoughts? How do you think that's going to all play out? See, the important thing is, we are saying all river basins in India must have minimum 30% or 33% green cover because Indian rivers are all forest fed rivers. They're not glacier fed rivers. Only 4% of the rivers are glacier fed. Rest are all forest fed. Without vegetation, these rivers cannot flow. So the depletion in the rivers, everybody is busy talking about pollution. I had to wake them up and tell them, see, some rivers are flowing only because of the sewage water. If you cut the sewage, there'll be no river. That's a fact. So I said cleaning up the river is not a big problem. If you make up our minds in three to four years time, we can eliminate the pollution. But river depletion, if you try to fix it now, it will take at least 20 to 25 years before it comes back, before it produces results. Maybe you and me won't be here. But if we don't do the right action, then there'll be no river left. Already so many small rivers have gone, totally gone. People have built homes in the riverbeds. And what's the result of that? When the river goes, the fish go, the people lives go, like what's the result of that? Per capita, 70 years ago, how much water we had, today we have 22% of that, okay? They're saying by 2030, we will have only 12% of that. So we're drinking water in the bottle. By 2030, we may be having shower with a bottle. That's where we're going. And the groundwater is depleting.  I think we have probably the largest number of tube wells on the planet. I don't know how many millions have been hit. So now some states have brought laws. If you want to put a drill, if you want to put a tube well, you have to get government permission. You can't simply put wherever you want. So like this laws are coming because of the Raylifer rivers, because we made them, it was not just about rivers, it was about water. Because rivers have an emotional connect with people, we use rivers as a way to launch the rally. But it's about generally water bodies, both, you know, ponds, lakes, groundwater and rivers. These are all connected. Yeah. People think they're separate. No. No, groundwater and rivers are connected. It's a two-way transaction both ways. I'm curious about the mobilization of people and I'm curious about how to get people on board to that campaign. That's a lot of people. It's half of the United States population. That's a lot of people. My question is the mobilization of people. That's fascinating to me, because what I do with Global Fashion Exchange is about the mobilization of people and their passion to create a change. I've never been able to pinpoint what ignites people. So I'm curious to ask you if you know, I know that with what I do there is change that needs to happen and oftentimes this change from what we're looking at comes from consumers. So I've naturally kind of gravitated towards the consumer side. So my question is how have you, how did you activate that many people around? Now that you use the word consumer, I use the word effectively. I said everybody who consumes water must rally for rivers. Okay, there you go. Otherwise if you're not a water drinker, we leave you. I guess the question, that makes sense. I guess the question is, it comes because one thing that I'm constantly hit with is here especially in the United States is how is this going to benefit me? Like when we talk about sustainability in fashion and when we talk about slowing consumption down and clothing swaps and the ecological effects of the fashion industry, people are constantly so, they're so caught up in their own world that it's very difficult to pull them extra back. If I try to do rally for rivers and I'm running a major water bottling industry, then nobody would listen, all right? You need a trusting voice. People should understand this voice is not a vested interest. Otherwise they will not respond. If I'm running a major water bottling industry and I say rally for rivers, they'll say go to hell. So like H&M, for instance, when they've run their social activation campaigns or their campaigns around sustainable fashion, do you think that that's kind of similar? Can they do that? They can, but at the same time, see because this is a kind of industry where they can bring about a huge change. They should. I would say in India, major clothing industries are now going natural. So that's a very good thing because that will change the way the consumer looks at things, all right? So they should do it. But I'm saying mobilizing millions of people means there must be a trusting voice. There must be a voice of integrity. Otherwise it won't happen. And that won't... To earn that it doesn't happen overnight. It takes time. It does take time to foster that trust with people. How long did it take you?  All your life. Can I ask you more of a personal question? Do you have family? Yeah. What is all this? Okay. So that is kind of a silly question, I guess. Well, I'm just curious about like how you surround yourself? With the planet, with that much. Okay, I'll stay away from that question. I just want to... I was just curious about... Why, you thought I'm in some kind of a bubble? No, well, kind of. The planet itself is in a bubble of this atmosphere.  Did you come from like another planet? Like how did this happen? I'm just kidding, I'm having fun. Well, it is... That happens when I'm entering the United States. They make me stand in that line which says resident alien. Isn't it awful? And I look around and see I'm the only one who fits the description. There's so many other people standing in the line though. I thought they're all aliens in disguise. Oh my gosh, there's so many aliens walking around. How... How... Okay, I've spent a lot of time with you. One of the big questions I want to know and hopefully that we can communicate to people watching this is what do we need to do? What do we need to do now? What's the most important thing? One thing is by recommendation we must make sure children below 14 years of age wear only natural fiber in this country. Okay, that's... First recommendation, in three years time we should work for a policy where children must wear. Nobody can manufacture clothing in synthetic material for children. Children's wear. When those children grow up, they will have enough sense. So first it's children not wearing synthetic clothing and then mandating. Hoping adults will have enough sense to do that by themselves. But for children it must be recommended in schools and everywhere. My dad used to say something funny to me when I was a kid because I would say, I hope, I hope, I hope. I need to say Patrick, hope is for suckers. So I think we need to mandate it across everything. I agree to do that. No, no, no. See, in a democratic country you can't do everything by law. You can only... On children's choices, you can mandate a law. In adults choices, you cannot mandate a law. So I'm not saying hope in that sense. Okay, okay. Hope is definitely for suckers. Hope is for suckers. Should have seen the look on my face when he said that to me the first time. I was like, what? Well, this has been a fascinating conversation with you. And one last question is, you have a yoga institute in India. Is that correct? Here also in Tennessee, we have a large center in India. You must come and see. I would love to come. It's a unique place. You must come and see. I would love it. I would love that. Thank you. That's a book. Thank you so much. This is so wonderful. Thank you so much. Thank you so much.


Three that when you were young you were grateful to your mom that you were able to watch five Simpson episodes in a day or something like that? Yeah, at least. I still try to get a good five in there. Now how do you find the time when you're running your own show which is about to be on FXX Man Seeking Woman which is based on your book The Last Girlfriend on Earth and how do you find the time to watch so much television when you're writing for it? Well, the books I write are very short. It's an important distinction. The font is always really big. The margins are large. Sometimes they'll be weirdly, they'll just be some blank pages scattered throughout. So here you'll see big margins already. That's a tell right there that somebody didn't make their word count. But then also when a story stops in the middle of a page what they'll do is they'll just leave the rest blank. There's more just free space. So as a writer you just sort of learn the tricks of the trade as you go on.


Yeah, I did look so cool. Oh god, run! Run, run, run! Run, run! If I broke- Would you edit that out, please? No, no. But I'm gonna make it louder. Please don't. Please don't. I'm gonna be like... Hello everyone and welcome back to another episode of Path of Titans. Today, we're gonna be taking control of the Pachycephalosaurus. Why? Well, because it doesn't take too long to grow, I'm hoping. And I'm gonna go for a speed build. But I'm not by myself on this adventure. No, no, no, no. We have the one and only, Whitney! Say hello, Whitney. Hello, hello, hello. And Whitney actually sounds alright. I've got a really cool looking mic now. It has lots of lights. Yeah, no, it didn't matter about the quality of the mic. It's like, did it have pretty lights? Then I want it. I'm out of giant tables covered in papers, but I got pretty lights, so it's fine. Okay, you ready? I have went tiny and I'm ready to enter the world. Okay, enter world. Enter world! Oh no, you're like on the other side of the planet. It's an island. Oh, he's kind of cute actually. He's got a little bit of hairy back, but he's cute. Oh, you chose the fluffy one. I think it's spikes. Jesus, it'll be proto feathers, I think. Hold on, I'm listening out for mushrooms. I've never gathered these things before. I'm sorry, you're doing what? I'm doing mushrooms. I'm doing glowy mushrooms, Whitney. You said you were listening out for mushrooms. Yeah, yeah, they glow. They glow the glowing ones. I need for the waystone invite. Isn't that right? Yes, feed me the mushrooms. Okay. What's that sound? I heard something. Ah, there's a thing here. There's a thing here. I think it wants to eat me. Jesus! What do you mean? Oh God, she's completely broke the mic. She's screaming. I can hear her in the other room. I can't even hear you, Whitney. The mic has just cut you out. I can't hear you. He's running up, running up, running up, running up. Okay, okay. You are apparently far too loud for your microphone. He's all mine. Well, keep running. What is it, you know? I don't know anything about dinosaurs. Waystone. Hey! All right, let's go to missions. You can jump really high. Yeah. Boingy, boingy. Oh, never mind. Oh, he's so cute. You like it?  Well, I thought about a dog.  This is so much cuter than the parasaur. Is it? Oh, he's going to hit me. He's going to hit me. I'm going to report you. I'm going to report you. I'm going to get the monsters. We're so scary, James. There were two of them. I think it was like an allosaur. It had a long snout. Wait, a long snout? That's like a supermimosaur, a spino. Either way. Nice. Trying to kill me, James. And I came out the victor. Well, this is what you wanted, right? You wanted to be attacked and hunted. I did. That was probably the most action I've ever had. And we played over six, seven hours of this game. Yeah, it was a long time. It all got condensed down to like 50 minutes in the parasaur video. Sorry. I didn't mean to do that.  Oh, no, I didn't actually hit you. Yeah, they'll bug you. I had to do it.  You did way more damage. So, Winnie, Winnie, you need to explain to me why is this your favorite dinosaur? I like the way it looks. I like its head. You like it? Yeah, I could just imagine them fighting, you know, where they just decide, you know, what we should do. You said fight. I wasn't talking. Run! Run this way! Why, why, why? Run! I need to collect this first. There's a giga. Where? Behind you. Running right at you. Run, Winnie, run! James, where? He's right where your succulents were. Oops, my bad. Oh, sorry. Oh, sorry. Sorry, my bad. I just realized that actually me being aggressive. Right, okay. So the weird thing is there's a rule because patches are scavengers or like you can eat meat. I can eat meat? Yeah, you can unlock that in your metabolism. But at the same time, I think you shouldn't be able to hunt anything as a patchy. You can unlock scavenger, which allows you to eat meat and bones and stuff like that. Well, you thoroughly scared that giga. He was just a baby trying to collect his whatever and you terrified him. Hey, he could have attacked us. I was being territorial over my succulents. And then I went, oh wait, no rules. But then I also went, oh wait, no were patches. We could technically actually attack him. And then I went, wait, no.  So I'm not going to do that. Oh, being an aggressive, whatever you are. Well, yeah.  I can understand a patchy eating, you know, a smaller dinosaur or a lizard, but not killing something that's the same size as it. Hey, is that you moving? No, that's not me moving. Oh, he just went down. It's a little, oh my God. I'm surprised he didn't kill himself. There's a little Komodo dragon. All right, this is a dangerous area as well, this one. Oh, there's a solico in here. So don't go down to the water then. No, don't. Just sort of like a, oh, it's a Komodo. Oh, is he after me? He's after me. Is he trying it? I just want to see. Yes, he's trying to go for you. He's not, is he? I'll give you a headbutt if you are. Come on then. Are you going for me or not? Is he? Oh. No. Now he is. All right then. Die. Oh, you tore up there. Oh no. There's two of them. Jeeps. Oh no. Oh no. Run, get in the tiny holes. I'm going to have to outrun this mega. You, you hide in the holes. Okay, maybe they're not coming for me. I don't hear them anymore. I'm not going to move for a second. There's a big guy here. He's a carnitaurus. It's always looking to the right. Okay, maybe he's hiding in the hole. I'm not going to move for a second. There's a big guy here. He's a carnitaurus. It's always looking to the right. Okay, maybe he can't see me. There's two raptors. It's just down there right below me. I feel like I'm in Matilda or something. And you know, a mistrunchable is like trying to look for her and she checks under the table. Oh yeah. That's what it feels like right now. Oh, what is it? Oh, she's so dead. Oh wait, I see you. What was it that attacked you? I don't know, James. Look, my knowledge goes only so far as toast is a tostosaurus. So how do you like playing as a smaller thing that can easily die? I think it's more fun, but I also don't like it because now I feel like I'm on the menu whereas with the other dinosaur, I felt like I wasn't ever on the menu. And I don't feel like I found that happy balance yet of where some people want to eat me and some people don't, you know? Oh, well that'll happen when we get bigger. One day. Oh, okay, there's multiple raptors here. They're probably the ones that were at the lake before. I'm coming. It's okay. I'll protect you. I'll protect you. They're attacking the iguana, not me. Actually, I haven't checked the skins. Are they any good? Ooh, yeah. They're quite nice. Well, I like that one. It's like a dragon-y one. We're still bite-sized for most carnivores or sarcos, fully grown ones. I don't like being called bite-sized. I take offense to that. We are, though. I am fun-sized. Is that right? I ain't a morsel. Right, so the only things I think we need to worry about are Utah raptors, carnos, and maybe aloes. Oh, it's a spino. It's a spino all the way over there. Look at him go. Can he see us? You think he's seen us? He could have, but he's not catching us. We should be okay. We're fast enough, and we've got loads of stamina. We should be able to do this one super quick. Oh, something's eating. It is a... Are those aloes? Of course, they're freaking aloes. There's a little cave that we can go down, and they can't follow us in that little cave. And remember, you've got a tighter turning circle, so if they're chasing you down, just do a quick U-turn, and they'll lose time turning their big body around. Loud with you and what does that mean? As long as you follow that with just zipping into a bush that's kind of obscuring and then taking a left or a right or something. Oh, that's a seratosaurus. He is more of a threat to us, because he could bone-break you. So you've got to be careful. Are you seeing those two of us? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, you want some? Yeah, you don't want some. By the time we clear out this place, we should be adults. So that's good! Yeah! Oh, yeah. Oh, my gosh. Fight, fight, fight. Oh, we got him. That was a fully charged bite as well. Oh, aloes, aloes, aloes. Oh, look at that! Right, is the T-Rex going to win this body? I feel like he's going to contest it. Anyway, we've got mushrooms to collect. We're not good enough yet. Once we have charge, then we can commit to some of these battles, but other than that, we kind of need to stay under the radar. Oh, God, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run. Zigzag, zigzag, zigzag. No, I think I got you. I think I got you. It was at this moment that Nathan knew. Oh, God, his bone broke me. Oh, God, help me, help me.  Help me, help me, help me. Yeah, go for him, go for him, go for him. Yeah, because now he just wants to bite. Yeah, I just need to wait a little bit for my bone break to get off. Oh, he's charging it again. Yeah, get him, get him, get him. Get him, get him, get him. Oh, he missed it, he missed it. That's great, that's great. We're almost out of it.   Yeah, go, go, go, go, go, go, go. Oh, God. No, no, no, you're good, you're good, you're good. Yeah, his turning circle's not as good as mine. I just need to run him out. There you go, he's not catching me. He's not catching me.   Okay, good. Yeah. No, no, no, wait, don't fight him. Don't fight him. Why?  He's still coming for you, keep going. That's fine, that's fine. I could have my charge now. Is it? Yes. Now he's not. Right, okay, yeah. Did I not kill him? No, no, no, it's not worth it, it's not worth it. It's not worth it, just go, go, go. We need that, we need our charge. Right, I've got my charge so I can do that to him now. There we go, got him. Charged him. Yeah, he should be worried now. Oh yeah, there you go, boom. What are you doing, you hit. Yeah, I just charged straight into him. I think we're a bit too much work together, especially. Well, I think once you realized that I had the charge, you was like, oh God, okay, I'm done. You can get distance runner or leap, increase jump height and reduce stamina spent when jumping. Oh, have you got the charge? Yes.  Just don't go to me. Look, it's a baby T-Rex that's smaller than me. Oh, and a crocodile. Oh, it's the new Dinasukas. Oh, he's going for him. He's going for him. Do you want to go see the baby crocodile? Yes. Okay. There's one behind me. Oh, no, that's him, that's him, yeah. Oh, he's eating bone. He's, oh no, he's got rock salt. He's the new crocodile. It's a mod, but it's just recently been added to this server. Oh, it's a baby spider. Is this literally baby cove or something? It's a lot of spawn points, yeah. Let's just, let's just teabag the floor for a second. Why? And go. Are you happy with this? Yeah. Yeah, that's a bite noise. Something's attacking the T-Rex. Oh, what's that? That's big. Oh, it's the Metri. Oh, oh, there's two Metri's taken on the baby Rex.  Yeah, the Rex didn't start a chance. Yeah, down it goes. All right, I've got all the growth and then I'm an adult. I'm just waiting now. Although they bit each other because that other one's bleeding with venom. Yay, I'm an adult. So increase defense at turning radius and speed or decrease defense and increase movement speed. Right, so I've reduced my speed, but I've got more defense, but because I'm a speed build anyway. Ah, you know what? I want to be more speed. Thin hide. Decrease my defense. Increase this movement speed. I'm dancing. What's he doing? Is he trying to be a keeper of the bridge? I will headbut you into the water if you're not careful. Oh, Utah Raptor. Hey, buddy. Oh, God, there's a family of Utah Raptors. Sorry. Sorry. Are they friendly? I actually bumped into one. Oh, God. Yeah, he knows. He's fine. It was like four of them. Watch it. Oh, really? Sorry, run into me. Oh, let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Yep. He's trying to get me. Is the other chasing you? Oh, no. He's chasing. He's chasing the Kakaemonator. He's not up to you. Okay. Let's do jumping comparison. Right. Right. Stand next to me. Let's face this way. Let's face the water. That's better lighting. See? It has better lighting. Okay. Okay. Okay. Ready? One. Oh, my God. You jump so much higher. Whoa. Whoa. Okay. Again, again, again. Okay. Whoa. Whoa. Now drink your water. Oh, yes. That actually could be me. Mother. I was in the middle of drinking like literal water as well.   Oh, no. That murdered your leg apparently. Feel bad. I just wanted to see how far you would go. Look how badly injured that leg is. Oh. It's healing already, see? Now I can look my best. Oh, there's a certain lizard that I'm looking like. I think it's called the Healer Monster. Yes. Oh, hold on. Yeah. I forget we can do like Ansel and I can go really close. Or go really far away. Whoa. Careful. Oh my gosh. You look so cool. You like it? I want to look cool. You want to look cool. How many coins do you have? 5,000. And she's dead. No, not dead. Oh, you are lucky. That could have been death for a lot of dinosaurs. You've got to stop clicking right click, man. Oh, dear. Oh, God. Yep. That's a lot of damage on me. Well, that is karma. It is. I'm being the responsible one and showing you what could happen to you. There are all things here. I want to see if we can get a fight. You know what to do, Whitney? I do. Just get on my back legs and go, did it? What are those guys doing? Wait, is that a threat? He's gone in the hole. He's gone in our house. That's our house. Oh, they've killed it. They've killed it in there. I hear flies. Yeah. Whatever it was, it's dead. Oh, more Utah Raptors. It's okay. It's only one. Oh, I thought I saw a second one. There's another one there, but it's just a Baba. Easy killed. Oh, he's looking at you. Is he chasing you?  Okay, let's go. Let's go, buddy boy. Let's go. Oh, wait, what? I didn't get him. I did not get him. Oh, they want to go. Oh, I didn't attack you. You attacked us. All right. I'm doing the peace talk. Okay. Back off, Whitney. I'm doing a dance. No, back off. They're threatening. I'm backing off. He shouldn't have bit me then. They're asking if we want to have a fight. Do we? They are circling. They are. I can jump too. Oh, yeah. They're going for it. Okay. Get the baby. Go for a baby.   Just go for him. Yeah. Go for the white baby. Yeah. This is good. They haven't really got me. Oh, I got him. Got him. Got him. Kill the baby. Kill the baby. Are you going to do your car? There we go. There we go. That's what you get. Your baby started it. Now it dies. All right. Let's go. Let's go. Oh, what's your bleed on? Uh, 28 seconds. Okay. Crouch it. It'll slow it down. Oh, sorry. It'll basically get rid of it. And then if you sleep, it does it even, even more.  Why did the baby bite? I don't know. Like the adults didn't want to fight me, but then they thought we were going for their baby when actually the baby started it. Yeah. Should I tell them just so you know, baby bit first? Yeah. Go on. You can do in global. What are they? Raptors? Yeah. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. They're coming for us.       It doesn't matter.  Right. You run, you run for it. You run for it. I'll get this white raptor. Why are they talking to us again? Because it's been 60 seconds. Oh, right. Yeah. You just, you just keep running. You've got plenty of stamina. Don't charge. Just keep running. I'll get this guy. Yeah. There you go. Remember you've got a tight turning circle on him and you've got the ability of a lag. The ability of a lag. You do. Right, we're bleeding out. Oh, the Sugamimus just bit him. Oh, that's funny. Okay, yep, this battle's off. Winnie, let's go, let's go, let's go. The Sugamimus has started fighting for no reason, so we've got to free out. You took ages to stop typing when I was telling you. I was trying to figure out how. Like, you hit tab here and sometimes it opens up the menu. Sometimes it doesn't. It's very odd. I thought you were going to like actually come through and be like, what are you doing, Whitney?  Like head bites and that was a lot of damage. That was your fault. That he just took advantage. I didn't realize what was happening. So when you're fully healed, we can just go over there and maybe start another fight if you want to.  Yeah, it's fun.  I don't feel good about killing the baby. But killing the baby was the only way for them to stop attacking us. Your baby bit first. We don't want no trouble. Yeah. No, just say your baby bit first. I want trouble. There's something behind us. Run. Oh, no, it's not. Run, run, run, run. Like I said, run, run, run. I'm running. It's a dysplotosaurus. So he's got a bone break and that's what he was trying to do to you. If he gets your bone break, you're basically done. Birdies, look at my skin. All right. Hello. I have just quickly jumped in because I can't help myself. I love playing this game and Whitney's not here right now, but she should be coming back later tonight. We're going to play later tonight. Anyway, I couldn't help myself. I wanted to play longer and I wanted to play more. So I want to see just what it's like to play as a solo. Pachycephalosaurus or in this case, a Draco-Rex-Hogwartsia. Yeah. Hi. That's not very nice. Oh God. That doesn't sound good. Oh no, should have clicked X. Should have clicked X. There we go. Just quickly get some stamina back. I need water.  Is he trying to go for me now? That's naughty. You're not supposed to go for me. You've just had a battle with the kentrisle. That hasn't been 60 seconds. God, what's wrong with you? Imagine if I had another sky. Look, I get it.  All right. You want to have fights. I get it. Yeah, he's trying it. He's trying it. Hold on, hold on. Oh, I got him. Hit him up the sky. He's terrified. He's afraid. Praise be, little raptor. You can eat him. Oh no. Can I go back to collecting me dab flowers? Good grief. Oh, I hear Utah raptors. You know, I found the longer I've played this, the more I enjoy playing the smaller dinosaurs than the huge, large ones.  And there's like less strategy. And I kind of just like, you know, being something that can maybe tank some things and avoiding apexes is kind of easy. You just don't run at their face. Normally you can outspeed them. Have a drink of booze. Wow. There's a quite cool guy in here. Oh, I was wondering. I hope he's in here. Oh, there's two of them. Oh, that's a cool thing. I like that. That guy's cool. Let him go all the way over there. What a legend. Oh, I don't know if you should be scared. Probably should be. They're both doing threatening calls to each other. He's got lovely. Oh, I love these guys in the background. Just living their best lives, you know. Oh, I think he can do bone break. I don't know. Maybe I just didn't see the move last time I played. Oh, oh, the bleed. Oh, yeah. Predarex is backing off. That's right. Touchsticks. Magnet on a stick. Magnet on a stick. I have some Magnet on a stick. Wait, what? Excuse me. Yeah. No, you don't want to start this fight, dude. You don't know. Is this a hunt? Are you hungry? Is that where you were after? Oh, fine. Go on then. I'll let you get a bite just so I can do this. You ready? There's another one. Oh, there's two of them. Kicker friends. Oh, this is very interesting. Oh, I'm doing a threat to me. Oh, it's hilarious. All right, let's get this guy. You guys don't stand a chance when you're doing that.   There's an easier prey for you. Go get that thing. That other, yeah. That happened to wait 60 seconds to start that one. You know what? I'll change it. We've got so much money. Let's be a scavenger. I got faster food and whatever drain food and water drain. But at the same time, I can now eat corpses. Oh, so beautiful. I wish I could jump like that. There he is. Oh my God. He's bringing me a fish. Oh, it's so nice of him. Oh, thanks, buddy. I can eat it. Oh, it makes you actually got up here. It's very well done.  Excuse you. Oh, you got me another fish. Got me pretty fish. Thank you. They're gonna swap. It's like a shop. They are as well. They're trading meat. It's humble donations. Trade you a bit of meat for some more debt. Save passage.  All these different interactions you can get. Oh, he's giving a fish to this guy. I don't want to. I'm trying to. You're in the way. Oh, God, this is mine. Oh, he's tiny, man. Oh, Alan's going for the baby. Oh, he just wants to watch. Oh, he wants to contest. What do you mean contest? What he's going to get? He's going to contest the dead body. What body? When there is one. Oh, baby, very dead now. Really? Yeah. Yeah. I think if the other didn't get it, one of the adults did. And it's on like the last bit. I just need one more slash. There we go. It was dead. Oh, they're not going to be. Oh, did he go for him? Oh, that's Naughty. Oh, that T-Rex shouldn't be doing that. Oh, that's bad. That T-Rex needs to stop. Oh, that's a real big. That was bad. Yeah. Right. And it's a big boy. Oh, that's fine. The Spino will know. The Spino know those T-Rex is real broke.   That was no. That Alan shouldn't have died.  Just go for it now. Yeah. Yeah. The Spino is contesting the body now. Yeah. And there you go. There you go. Big Spino. Yes. So justice. Kill that Rex of rule breaker. Yeah. Oh, the big Rex is having to help out. Oh, I don't know. This was a bad idea. I feel like I want to join. I want to help out. I want to charge the other Rex. Are you allowed to do that when someone rule breaks? I don't know. I feel like everyone's just going up on him. The guy that was next to me just stole the beat and ran off. Hold on. I'm going to charge this guy. God damn, I tried. I missed him. Yeah, they're all proper scavengers. Yay. He deserved that. Yeah. The scavengers came in and pretty much started a using the body that was left here. Oh, the dylos. Yeah. And the crocodile and this guy. They just started like rushing in and going so everyone was kind of wondering when you've got clams here to collect. That's funny. Really? Yeah, he's going. What's he doing? He's just running after us. Don't come close. Don't come towards me. Why not? Oh, look at him. He thinks he's got me, but he does not have the stamp or the turning radius. I just need to show him. Hold on. Right. Oh, I see. Oh, I can't charge when I've got something in my mouth. He caught me. I think I'm just out speeding him. Literally just out speeding him. Let's get a stab all the way down.  I can't drop. I can't do anything because of my head, but I can't charge.  Yeah. Oh, yeah. There we go. Thank you, dude. Oh, let me just drop these. Did he leave you alone? No, no, he's just resting now. He's just getting the stamp back. Oh, okay. Right, Whitney, I'm going to lead him to you.  He's giving up now. I was gonna say, because if I chased him all the way to you, then we could both attack him. Oh, wait, wait, wait. Don't come all the way. I want to start this fight and then, okay. Now come over. Now come over. Come over. Just charge straight at him. Charge, charge at me, but then just go past me. Go past me, charge. Charge. Yeah, got him. He's like, oh, God, no. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. He tried to slash me. He did, yeah. Oh, I think I got him. A nicks. Did you get him? No, that was you. Oh, no, it's okay. It's okay. Right. We got this. We got this. Oh, I got bit or slash. Oh, God. Oh, that was close. He'll run out of stamp soon. Right. I'll do my charge first. Okay. Oh, he stopped right in the spot. Damn. Yeah, nice. Right. Okay. Hold on.  So I'll try and chase him. Yeah. You recover your stamp.  Oh, is he running away? I think I think he's running away. Oh, this is so radisaurus just watching. He's bolted. He is gone. Oh, Hunter's ticket. Yes. Is it deadly part? Oh, yeah, it's this bit. This is where everyone spawns. Oh, look at the beautiful dinosaur. The titanosaur. I can't jump over him. You need the jumping legs. I've got the legs. I've got to hold on. I'm also going to give him flowers. Oh, yeah. There we go. That's how we do it. I jumped over him. I cleared him. Go on. You give him a shot now. I gave him flowers. Oh, you did? Oh, he's going to pick it up.  Go on. Ready? Okay. Okay. Ready? Three, two, one, go. Three, two, one, go. Oh, I didn't make it. There's a dialogue hiding in the feet of this guy. Oh, that's so cute. You fell asleep. Little baby. Oh, that's all. Let's go to sleep next to him. Go to sleep next to him. Okay. That's not next to him. You need to get closer. He smells funny. Oh, he's drinking the water from up here. What? You can do that? He's got a long neck. Back it up. Back it up. Back it up. Now left. Now left. Now right. Now right. Now left again. Now he's also doing the done. Yes. Who says we can't all just get along? The rules say. Hold on. You stay there. You stay there. I got an idea. Okay, Whitney, you're ready. We're going to do some advanced gameplay here that Path of Titans has not implemented yet. Amazing dance. Yeah, do my maintenance. Do you like it? Do you like what you see? No, the other guy's trying to court you too. Is he charging his bite? Is that what he's doing? No, he's wrestling. Yeah, put some flowers in his mouth. Yeah, hold on. Yeah, yeah, wait, wait. I'll put some flowers in the mouth. You wouldn't even think we're on the same server. There's stuff that's going on here. It's so weird. No, the catalyst will drop its flower. Oh, in the Easter, that's why. Did he just try to jump that? I think that was a jump. The crocodile? Yeah, the crocodile trying to jump. Maybe he's still growing the titanus. Babinky. Babinky noodle. Come back. Let's serenade him. Is he trying to pick it up? I think he is. They love you. They love you. You're adoring public. So cute. Like, this is the best I could do.  Like, it's fair game if he attacks something. Yes, that is his nature. It is what he does. Oh, there's a baby with him. There's a baby. T-Rex, kill it. Loads of things have just appeared. I've heard a carno. There's gigas. There's a serenade. Oh, there's another baby. Yeah, you need to hold the flowers. That way he knows you mean business. Yeah, look at him. Look at him. What do you think he's doing? Oh, he's got it down. He's got it down. Imagine if we just turned into these as well and we just stayed with them.  Let's saw reports and just follow them. But I know for a fact that we'll just stay here for ages and not do anything.  Oh, do you want to charge off the end? Da, da, da, da.  Let's go, Wendy.  Oh, okay. I was expecting to fly off, but it never happened. Oh, something better than flowers. Do you want to bring them back? For the Babas? Oh, we need to collect them anyway. So let's collect them. Oh, do we? Do you want a gem? Never gem. Yes. Yes. They have gems. All right, Adidas done, Whitney. We can leave now. What if there's a dinosaur in here? What if, Whitney? Oh, look at that tail. Geez. You can make go-go boing-boing. Oh, you're actually moving it. Watch, watch, buddy. Oh, he's going for the T-Rex. Oh, he's going for the T-Rex. Don't follow him. Just let him be. I'm just after his tail. I want his tail. Okay. He's like, get off my tail. I found a new mommy. Me too. He's getting...  Everybody going to sleep. I'm going to jump over him. Okay. You're going to jump over the Krog. Success. I don't think so. You can have these melons. Oh. Are they not pumpkins? No, they're melons, Whitney. You were right. Go on. Go on, Krog. Oh, he's testing it. Here we go. Here we go. Is he going to die? Oh, wow. Beautiful. He must have bone broken. Right now we can drink. Woo. A perfectly balanced dinosaur game. Hey. Funny joke. What is going on here? Are they the lophisores? They attacked the bird. Oh, hold on. Hold on. I might be able to do it. I can use the antel as a platform. Ready? Oh, if I could just time that right.   Yeah, to run it on. Definitely doable. Oh, they're like, ah, I got there. Giant crickets and bros.  You're interrupting our game of Charlie horse. Big crocodiles come to save the day. What's he going to do? Oh, he's charging his bite. Oh, they don't want me because I keep giving people flowers. You think so? Mm-hmm. Now I'm really hate venos. Yeah, I just look so cool. Oh god, run. Run, run, run. I got scared. Well, yes, you should have. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? It's a manta ray. Hold on, Wendy. We might be able to get him from here. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hold on, ready? Ready? Okay, go. You would be right in thinking he would have learned from his mistakes, but you'd be wrong. No, no, he put it down. He put the meat down. Look, we can eat the meat. I can't eat that. Eat the meat. I can. You need to change your metabolism. Yum, yum. Thank you. Long neck crane thing. Everyone's going to sleep. Nap time with a full stomach. Night. There's a bird, Whitney. A bird. What's it doing? I must know if the white and red panties talk. Okay, Algebra, do you acknowledge your book already? Okay, ready? Oh. Do you spec? Are they trying to eat me? I was the Rexette Hunter's thicket well. You're so big now. Oh, he says thank you. I was so happy when I saw you guys here. I tried to remind you it was me by giving you a mushroom bloat because you gave me a flower. Oh, how's that for content? Boring. Oh, okay. We're back. Hey, we can't just end the video like that.   If you bite me, you're done.  Let's try it on. I don't know what he's doing. He's just watching.  Oh, you're dead. Okay. Cool. Right. Great. Okay. Well, there you go. There's one kill. Not really much of a fight. Let's be honest. Hi. Here, little buggy. He like took the whole meal. Oh, down he goes. Fairly for rexy to be one. Okay. When they sit down, we'll, we'll, we'll sneak a bite to eat. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yep. Oh, look at him. Look at him. What are you going to do? Are you going to chase me? What are you going to do? Oh yeah. You, you best, you best run. Dude, dude, dude. Oh. Okay. Well, you give him a second. He's definitely disconnected. Bless him. There he is. Oh, he's back. I don't. Play. Oh, I'm going to be just spent a long game. I imagine if you just put the long game there it's like just wait till I get my stand back and then and then wait and then and then and then pretend I've crashed and then go. Those Rex's had you mate. They had you. They had you down to rights. You're very welcome. Oh, you trying to bite me dude? Don't try to bite me.  Clif if you're not careful. Okay let's let's get this. How can I get this right? Oh no! Uh oh. What's Gel did we fight? Oh that played to him. Well I mean hey it's better than nothing but I would have preferred to have you know just taken that guy on myself rather than have to kill Nick but hey ho. Here we see a pair of Utah Raptors taking on two Styracosaurus. Where do you come from Alusso? Ready to just ruin it all. Alusso has just joined this hunt. There you go. Take that. Yeah I think we kill him. Like the Utah Raptors were attacking the Styracosaurus. This Allo just charged in and started killing him. So now I think we can all just co-kill this guy. That's what I'm thinking. I got him. I got him guys. Get him.  Oh god I got hit with a slap. The pretty damaging slap. I swear to god. Always freaking Allo players every time. Line him up and there we go. They got him. Got to know the rules. There's a fight going on around. You got to wait till the bodies kill then contest it. You don't just come in and make it unfair.  He's about to fall. There he goes. Woo. Everybody raw. We did it. Yeah I don't get why Allo rubric. Yeah he could have just waited. You could have waited to contest the body and that was it. Okay this Ancalosaur really wants to go. I just went in front of him and just double crouched and he bit me. So already I think that's pretty much a rule break because he was lying down as soon as you got to be bit me. But I think he's pretty much been provoking anything into a fight here. He really wants to go. So I think I'm just going to annoy him for a while. There you go. Knock him down. Just keep walking. If I can get near an edge and knock him, I think he might die you know. You know I nibble. Oh he's good. Okay go for the bone break. That's fine actually because then he can't do an attack after for a while. There we go. Wait. You might run over to me. You're not going to catch us though mate. I want to like drop kick him. Yeah. Look at him. He's charging his bone break. Look at him. What's he like, huh? No you don't. No you don't. No you don't. I knew you were going to do that. I knew you were going to do that. I was like that. He's running straight towards me. That was pretty obvious.  You ain't going to get another bite. Yeah I don't think so buddy.  Is he trying to have a go? He shouldn't be having a go. Look at this guy. Straight through. Did I think so buddy? Where'd that lizard go? He was in here. There he is. Oh you can't see that bigger one's also helping out. Oh that's just not fair. You come up here and I will sl- oh wait the other guy's going from here. Oh that's not cool. If I'm going to get a hit off and the other guy attacks me, I'm going to do that. Oh you're going from here. I think I just nutted him away. He's just trying to hide the bush. Oh you're done now. You're done son. Oh the other megalania. Oh that's a shame. Right well I'm still going to kill you though buddy boy. There we go. I only need the friend. I want to eat the other megalania. Would you like a sausage? Go on take the intestine. Yes. That is my rock. Oh that right. You died then. Oh didn't get him. Damn. I was hoping I would have got him then. Where'd he go? There he is. Come on then. Where'd you get you? Where are you? I need the bush. There he is. There he is.  Oh did I get him? What? Well I think I ran him over actually. It must be a little bit heavier. No. I could trade straight on combat. Yeah I could get behind that. Oh that was a good one. Always getting some good bleedies on. I am going to however have to try and knock him off here to really do damage to him. Going in. Now I got the head hits coming in. You best be worried. I'm going just yet. I'm a bit low on the bleed though. Oh god this is it. This might be. Wait whoa the other one's joining in. No that's not fair. No I wanted to die by my hand. No I'll fight him. I'll fight him fair and square. No I don't need a friend. Oh did I get him? No I missed him. Oh that was good. Bloody Eric 0-9-1. What are you like?   Again though fricking concave in it is being absolutely insane when it comes to combat. There he is. There you buddy. Oh god here they come. Here they come. I was going to say I'm speed built so you won't catch me buddy. Here's however defensive built which is not good.  Oh he's running back in the hole. Yeah got him. A little bit of a hit. I feel bad I fared that white one but now I'm just injuring him. Oh I thought I had him. Who's got the tighter turning circle buddy? That's right I do.  Ha ha. What's that having done? Oh I didn't get him. Oh he's determined this guy. Okay if he's determined I'll take you to it. He's peasy. Did you see me? He has as well. He's like ah there he was.  Yeah he he he. He's he got you. Ah that was funny.  He's going to go for the white one. The white one's the slowest one. He completely missed this. That's brilliant. Got you.  Which way? Oh are you getting me? Oh you should have got me surely. Yeah. Oh he got a little bit of bleed on me. Just grazed my tail. They're going to apply the pressure. Oh he is. There we go. Well done. Well done. It's all about the stamina in it. It is and it's all about playing and knowing your adversary. You see you are very slow and stoopy. I knew you'd try it. I knew you'd try it. Now get your buddy. Which way are we going to go buddy? Yeah got you.  Oh whoop. Oh I didn't see you then. Where's your friend? Right in the side. Oh there you are. There he is. Oh this is good. I like this. I know my friend. Yeah he has to retreat a little bit.  Whoop. Oh he got stuck in a rock. He tried to. I'll just be brazen about it. Usually ticks off his friend enough to charge me but didn't that time. Yeah I'm still going to get you. Yeah the guy going for me. Yes he was. Look at him. Ready? We're going to take him on the inside. Take him on the inside. Swing him around. Swing him around. That's how we do it. That's a lot of bleed. How do you get going? I mean it was a lot of bleed. Oh he tried it. That's funny. Well I mean if you really want to do this let's dance buddy boy. How lad are you on your feet? Not very. Survey would say. You ain't being me in this landscape buddy. Oh god okay. Where did my friend at? That's what I would like to do. Oh they're gaining. And then they're not. Oh funny I got him there. That would be brilliant. I'll swing this way and then swing that way. And then swing that way and then swing this way. Oh no. Oh god we're about to die though. Oh god we're about to die. Out of stem. Out of stem. There we go. There we go. Just take a tire on the turning circle. Round the tree. Just hide round the tree. You know how it be. Hidden round the tree. And then out in the open. And then if only we weren't round a tree. And then oh god we're still somehow surviving. I don't know how this is happening. Oh yes got him. Oh there it is. There's the big one. Oh there's death. Death approaches. Death approaches. Why am I still not going to stop? Well done Alos. Well done. I don't know where my friend went. But Jesus.  Well anyway guys if you enjoyed that video leave a like. And until next time I see you guys in another video. Oh bye bye.