Hello All,
My aim is to educate and inspire people to learn about the "natural world" and be able to interpret it in their everyday life, before it is all snuffed out by the weight of the cold, wet turd we know as modern society and human civilization. By "natural world", I am simply referring to "the world as it existed for 4.6 billion years before humans started building freeways, slums, tacky McMansions and Dollar General stores over most of it, as well as killing each other over the perceived existence of invisible men in the sky". Life on Earth has been a grandiose interplay of geology, biology, evolution, and physics for well before us silly humans spread around the globe like a raging case of herpes. By learning to understand and interpret this "grandiose interplay", we not only learn more about ourselves, but enrich our worldview in the process. Knowing how life evolved grants us a sense of humility and understanding contextual for our own lives, as well as making our own personal anxieties and troubles seem more manageable. If I can save the things Ive learned to love from being destroyed, as well as help teach others how (or why) too appreciate them, I'll gladly break my own ass trying to do it. If you support this mission, throw me some help. If you throw me a bit more - and include your mailing address - I will throw you some stickers or a hoodie with the "Stop Humanity" design on it. If you can't donate anything, but have questions pertaining to botany or requests on things you'd like to see me do a video on, well that is important, too. Thanks for reading this long-ass message, and thank you for giving shit enough to try to learn about plants and the "living skin of the Earth".