So quantum mechanics says that inanimate objects feel the same way.

Let's look at our naked skin.

So the question is, is this thing life?

This is Papua, New Guinea.

And wherever life is, it never retreats. It's ubiquitous and it wants to be more.

If it were not for water, no living things could live.

Why?

You are not even humanfuckingbeings. You are nothing but unorganized, grabasstic pieces of amphibian shit.

These creatures are absolutely unprecedented.

No fillings.

No food.

Maybe you got nothing to lose.

The human organism.

You'll never get it.

I'll just go out in the field and collect these wonderful animals

No food.

All their stuff's gone.

It seems to have organic life.

And so silicon, which we make right now it's part of our carcinogenic problem in the manufacture of our chips this is a bio mineralization process that's now being mimicked.

Just some antibiotics.

Antibiotics.

These extreme physical and chemical parameters make the biology that grows in these places very special.

A stone is dead matter.

Sterlet? Where's sterlet here?

It's not yours anymore.

What do you have that doesn't have fat in it?

Something I can't have.

And what I'm going to try and do is plant some ideas about how we can transform inorganic, dead matter into living matter, into inorganic biology.

Organisms don't think of CO2 as a poison.

Life is so unpredictable.

Trixie was developed as a bacteriological weapon.

A xenomorph.

Antibiotics. I just got a...

Antibiotic.

Is this the creature?

Five percent of our greenhouse gases are produced by mowing our lawns.

No scam is too outrageous.

Are drinks free?

Anything is possible.

Nothing behind.

A lot of wild animals died for lack of food.

A lot of wild animals died because there wasn't any food.

Their excrement is absolutely teeming with microbes, which continue the decomposition process, making all those once wasted nutrients available again as fertilizer.

Without water, nothing could live on this earth.

Give me that fucking radio.