that andover drone video is probably the best tornado footage ever recorded from both a scientific standpoint and also just for the fact that it looks incredible
Ya that drone capture was surreal. Wonder what the mb/kp was in the bottom of that vortex vacuum root destroyer. Oh, ya the walking in that Buffalo Bombblizzardo must’ve been incredible- grew up in Montréal 60’s to 90’s but the blizzards we got were incredible 3 day snow storms -20c consistently for phenomenal ice rinks November to March. Skidoos we’re the magic movers… Then the 80’s happened wow freezing rain hell. Moved west to Whistler & missed that 96/97 ice catastrophe 75% power grid crushed by inches of ice.
I gotta say Reed, you have managed to capture what will likely remain the best tornado footage for a long time. Just mind-blowing. To see houses lifted and disintegrated while they seem to float in midair... it sends chills down the spine.
They don’t get struck by lightning because they’re not grounded, although they could be struck and in that case it would probably be game over for them given how they’re built. Their circuits would be just fried to pieces or incinerated since they don’t have a full metal outer body like an aircraft to direct all the current through. They would be destroyed by the tornado if they were close enough to either the vortex wind (which is way too fast for them to fly in) or to the debris picked up and scattered by the tornado - in this case, it wasn’t anywhere near close enough. Also, from what I recall, they were using a racing drone for that particular footage and it was being flown by a professional drone racing pilot, both of which help to navigate the wind and keep from crashing. A lot of drones would probably just be blown away in some of those winds.
To add: For the lightning strike, there would be two kinds of “struck” by lightning. They wouldn’t be “struck” in the traditional sense due to not being grounded - this is the kind of “struck” that would apply to a person or tree or house, etc., in which the object being struck is the endpoint for the lightning bolt. They _could be_ struck in the aerial sense, in that, despite not being grounded, a lightning bolt might still find its path to ground _through_ the drone in the air, but the drone would just be zapped through, and not “hit” directly where the bolt would end at the drone. That kind of “strike” does happen to aircraft, and sometimes it can result in equipment failure and a crash or crash landing, and sometimes the metal airframe may be able to carry the electricity from the strike across the aircraft and out the other side without killing anything in the aircraft. Drones aren’t metal, though, so they can’t do that, which means the lightning would likely just go straight through the plastic body and through the electronics that operate the drone, and that kind of voltage and current would just incinerate those electronics, likely leaving very little of the drone left to crash to the ground. I’m not sure if it’s ever happened to anyone or not, though.
Best live stream in 2022 by far is Andover. Of course your Ian coverage was amazing along with the lake effect snow. I also loved seeing you and Captain Vanover work together. Amazing year Reed. ❤
800 likes! The tornados looked too strong, the hurricane winds too windy, and the snow too cold! Thanks for putting it all on the screen Reed and crew.
Brilliant footage, Reed. I was going to say that from 20 seconds in it was the greatest, but to be fair it was all darn good. The King at his best! Much love from the UK.
Reed u have been my icon since I 1st seen your tornado chasers videos no idea but even now I continue to dream of flying in a tornado crazy or what. For some reason they scare the crap out of me but at the same time excite to see them afar. Thanks again for all the crazy weather chases u do around the world
Excellent recopilation Extraordinary job Difficult to select one but for me was Hurricane Ian eye I couldn't believe it The power of destruction compared with the other event. Thks Thks Thks
These videos you put together for this are amazing how you captured storms its sad all the damage it's done to these towns scary watching you in alot of these places and how dangerous it is for you and your team your such an amazing weather reporter
Quite the year Reed. Really amazing coverage. I felt so bad seeing those houses obliterated in the Andover shot. The drone stayed up through all that. Hope those people are ok. The blizzard was crazy like '79 or '78, can't remember. The thing that always comes to mind is the wildlife and stray animals. They have no where to go. It's sad.
hey reed im not sure if you have heard about the ef3 that hit gaylord Michigan and if you have what was you initial reaction to finding out that your home state of Michigan was hit by a tornado?
I couldn't imagine how those people feel whose houses got completely destroyed from a tornado. It is awesome to watch a tornado but as soon as it hits a house, I stop and realize that is someone's house that just got destroyed, my thoughts and prayers go out to anyone that encounter something like this
Reed, I was very near you for Ian, the parking garage in Punta Gorda. I’ve never experienced a Cat. 5, but if I had to imagine one, that would be it. There were a few occasions that were downright scary, even as a chaser. I hope they upgrade it to its justifiable status. Amazing year it’s been!
Mainly cloudy. Periods of light snow mixed with rain beginning near midnight. Risk of freezing drizzle overnight. Wind up to 15 km/h. Low minus 1. Wind chill minus 3 overnight. so yeah, get your snow tires.
That spiral twister - you ought to get those blown up and sell as posters Reed! I'd definitely buy it! That was just amazing to see it fluttering like that
one last comment, Reed is NUTS! in a good way though! Bringing us all these awesome videos. Don't you get scared Reed when a tornado is about 20 feet from you?
I lost everything in Ian and have been through all of the hurricanes since 2002. I still believe (this year) it hit parts at a cat5. I respect mother nature even if she took my home.
i wonder if any storm chasers have gotten struck by lightning. That's what would scare me the most. I love watching it but i'm terrified of it at the same time lol. The kitchen sink in my old house used to make this noise that sounded like a whip cracking every time there was a flash of lightning. It was extrememly loud too.
Hello, your doing something I can only wish to do. But don't even have the nuts to do !! Lol !! Also how many vehicles would you say you go through per year ??
never in my days have I been so offended by a like and subscribe banner on a video LMAO down in front lil bro 💀 this is just crazy incredible footage though holy moly
@@i_g_man Ik but it did have ef4 damage the house was swept clean and it didn’t have good foundations as a big house it should have been rated ef4 because recently one of the house from the ef4 in texas was built the same and they were both slabbed and had the same structure so it should have been rated an ef4 sorry for the long paragraph to explain the truth
Damn Broussard I didn't lie to you when I first started watching this show and I really didn't like wyldes with his childish takes but he is funny so I have to change my tune with wilds and brousard has came out as a legit analyst. I would say Nick has great takes on football but questionable in basketball
....when sin entered due to satanic deception and consent of man, everything was perverted, nature lost its perfect balance: it was charming and had a divine harmony created for man, so that he would be his king, but lost everything and became a sad reality covered by a shadow, without light; hatred and death strangled her and she sought a precarious balance of survival until today. Often rebels against man, even killing him; no longer recognizes him as a king but as a tyrant. Only I can restore that harmony of love again, when the full manifestation of the Children of God comes.......
𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗖𝗹𝗶𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗜𝘀 𝗮 𝗠𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗼𝗳 𝗔𝘁𝘁𝗶𝘁𝘂𝗱𝗲 The two weeks of climate discussions at the COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, ended in disappointment. As CNN wrote, “The world has failed to reach an agreement to phase out fossil fuels … an attempt to address the biggest source of the planet warming emissions that are causing the climate crisis ended in a fiasco after a number of nations, including China and Saudi Arabia, blocked a key proposal to phase out all fossil fuels, not just coal.” While the members reached an agreement “to set up a ‘loss and damage’ fund meant to help vulnerable countries cope with climate disasters,” it will not reverse climate change or solve our major problems. We may be able to assist with local climate crises, but we cannot change the global climate with our current attitude. If we want to change the climate, we must change it on all levels, and first and foremost the social climate we have created. As long as it is negative, aggressive, and heating up, the global climate will reflect it. The reason we hold global climate conferences is that the climate is a global issue. Everything we do, in any country, affects the global climate. Therefore, without global mutual consideration, humanity will not be able to resolve the climate crisis. Regrettably, to work in global mutual consideration, we must develop empathy toward all of humanity and rise above the narrow interests of each country. We are nowhere near such an attitude. On the contrary, each country tries to impose decisions that serve its own interests on the rest of the world, and the result is a climate world war where everyone loses. As is the case with every war, the rich and powerful countries set the tone. They continue to burn fuels that pollute the air and accelerate climate change, and nothing will stop them unless natural disasters become so extreme that they will force all of humanity to change. In the meantime, as lip service, or perhaps to buy the world’s consent, they set up “loss and damage” funds to “repair” the damage. Such funds do not solve anything, and everyone realizes this. Besides extreme weather and climate disasters, the climate crisis has another adverse impact: Icebergs that have been frozen for thousands of years, and often far longer, are thawing. And buried in the ice are countless viruses that have been reawakened, and for which our bodies have no immunity. Scientists are already warning that the next pandemic may actually come not from wild animals or human errors, but from melting icebergs. A paper published two years ago aptly named it the “permafrost pandemic,” and warned of “the risk that deadly diseases from the distant past may return.” Indeed, if you look at all the crises plaguing the world today, you will find that none of them are local. Covid is a global issue, climate change is affecting the entire planet, rising energy prices and interrupted supply chains are affecting all of humanity, and even a local crisis such as the war in Ukraine has serious consequences for the entire world. The interdependence already affecting all of humanity will only intensify until we are unable to make a single movement, to take a breath, without affecting the entire world. On the positive side, none of our problems are insurmountable. In every single crisis, if we only work together rather than against each other, it will disappear as though it never existed. All that is needed in order to fix our every plight is to change our attitude and put humanity first. Since reality is global, so should be our order of priorities. Prioritizing humanity will not only help the entire world, but every single individual, precisely because we are irrevocably interdependent. If we continue to impose a narrow vision on an expansive reality, we will continue to collide with one another and with all of nature. If we change our attitude, we will change the climate, and we will change the world.
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that andover drone video is probably the best tornado footage ever recorded from both a scientific standpoint and also just for the fact that it looks incredible
Ya that drone capture was surreal.
Wonder what the mb/kp was in the bottom of that vortex vacuum root destroyer.
Oh, ya the walking in that Buffalo Bombblizzardo must’ve been incredible- grew up in Montréal 60’s to 90’s but the blizzards we got were incredible 3 day snow storms -20c consistently for phenomenal ice rinks November to March.
Skidoos we’re the magic movers…
Then the 80’s happened wow freezing rain hell.
Moved west to Whistler & missed that 96/97 ice catastrophe 75% power grid crushed by inches of ice.
THE WHOLE HOUSE CHANGED STREETS
@@christopherkane2842 if I recall correctly it was rated EF3 (maybe higher). That thing was a powerhouse.
I gotta say Reed, you have managed to capture what will likely remain the best tornado footage for a long time. Just mind-blowing. To see houses lifted and disintegrated while they seem to float in midair... it sends chills down the spine.
I thought the exact same the first time I saw that drone footage. Amazing how clear that footage is.
Those drone videos take it to a whole new level
Literally
That Ef3 footage is gnarly! Damn fine job getting this on the dominator drone
The drone footage is some of the clearest and best quality I've ever seen, hands down.
i've always wondered why the drones don't get destroyed by the tornado or hit by lightning even
They don’t get struck by lightning because they’re not grounded, although they could be struck and in that case it would probably be game over for them given how they’re built. Their circuits would be just fried to pieces or incinerated since they don’t have a full metal outer body like an aircraft to direct all the current through.
They would be destroyed by the tornado if they were close enough to either the vortex wind (which is way too fast for them to fly in) or to the debris picked up and scattered by the tornado - in this case, it wasn’t anywhere near close enough. Also, from what I recall, they were using a racing drone for that particular footage and it was being flown by a professional drone racing pilot, both of which help to navigate the wind and keep from crashing. A lot of drones would probably just be blown away in some of those winds.
To add: For the lightning strike, there would be two kinds of “struck” by lightning. They wouldn’t be “struck” in the traditional sense due to not being grounded - this is the kind of “struck” that would apply to a person or tree or house, etc., in which the object being struck is the endpoint for the lightning bolt.
They _could be_ struck in the aerial sense, in that, despite not being grounded, a lightning bolt might still find its path to ground _through_ the drone in the air, but the drone would just be zapped through, and not “hit” directly where the bolt would end at the drone. That kind of “strike” does happen to aircraft, and sometimes it can result in equipment failure and a crash or crash landing, and sometimes the metal airframe may be able to carry the electricity from the strike across the aircraft and out the other side without killing anything in the aircraft. Drones aren’t metal, though, so they can’t do that, which means the lightning would likely just go straight through the plastic body and through the electronics that operate the drone, and that kind of voltage and current would just incinerate those electronics, likely leaving very little of the drone left to crash to the ground. I’m not sure if it’s ever happened to anyone or not, though.
That footage of the Andover Tornado is absolutely insane! 🌪
Incredible footage Dr Timmer!
Best live stream in 2022 by far is Andover. Of course your Ian coverage was amazing along with the lake effect snow. I also loved seeing you and Captain Vanover work together. Amazing year Reed. ❤
Thank you MzVicky! I always enjoy seeing your name pop up here
@@ReedTimmerWx Thank you.
The tornado looks so Beautiful yet destructive
The Drone Footage is EPIC! BRAVO!!
800 likes! The tornados looked too strong, the hurricane winds too windy, and the snow too cold! Thanks for putting it all on the screen Reed and crew.
Lol thank you
I wish I could like this video 1000 times. The Andover tornado is just amazing!
Oh my goodness!! Fantastic footage of the EF3 just pulling the roofs off those homes. Amazing.......
The best 💯
I still cant believe that Andover Tornado video... Literally the best tornado video to date.
Andover, KS. What a tornado that was, and awesome drone footage too Reed!
It is amazing the footage you always post!
Beautiful capture and collage! The flood scene screams "turn around, don't drown "
There has to be an award for this footage
Thanks ☺️
Thank You Reed!! Amazing Video!! Never Stop Chasing!!
Holy moly!!! Reed, I have followed you for years! Thank you for what you do!
Nice premiere
Those drone shots of the Andover tornado were just incredible.
These vids never disappoint
Good afternoon
Awesome! We were on that storm/flash flood in Rimrock!
What a year of chasing you had!! Drop videos are SICK!
Hi Reed, This is my favorite Tornado Video, I watch it often because it’s so Interesting! Thank You For Sharing, 🥰👍 Chris-Raleigh NC
Nice compilation of your fantastic work this last quarter of 2022! Well done, Reed.
Good videos my friend !!
This has to be the craziest tornado video I've ever seen and that's says a lot considering I've loved them since I was 3 years old.
I’m from Cape Coral. Got to go with Ian footage number 1!! What a Hurricane it was👀
It looks like a science fiction movie. congrats on the captures! beautiful work!
That Andover footage has to be close to the best if not the best footage of tornado damage to date.
Brilliant footage, Reed. I was going to say that from 20 seconds in it was the greatest, but to be fair it was all darn good. The King at his best! Much love from the UK.
I remember Andover 2022 I was with you in your back seat with all the other little Raks
Best tornado coverage ever ! Respect from Live Oak Florida 💯💪! Have a great night Reed and Gizmo 😁
Reed u have been my icon since I 1st seen your tornado chasers videos no idea but even now I continue to dream of flying in a tornado crazy or what. For some reason they scare the crap out of me but at the same time excite to see them afar. Thanks again for all the crazy weather chases u do around the world
My inspiration, love u Reed. Never stop chasing buddy
Epik
What a remarkable way to wake me up this morning Team Dominator. Never stop chasing.
Excellent drone footage Reed. Never stop chasing👍
Absolutely a crazy year of weather I just wonder what next spring will be like
Amazing compilation! I'm surprised the blue sky inside Ians eye didn't make it in here.
I saw the Andover drone footage so many times and had no idea it was y'all! Makes me sad about internet attribution.....shoutout for the great work
You had a great year epically the drone footage it as on every network
Excellent recopilation Extraordinary job Difficult to select one but for me was Hurricane Ian eye I couldn't believe it The power of destruction compared with the other event. Thks Thks Thks
Stay safe out there Mr Timmer thank you for everything you do and keeping us safe
0:22 that is one of the coolest things i have ever seen as well as the mos frightening.
These videos you put together for this are amazing how you captured storms its sad all the damage it's done to these towns scary watching you in alot of these places and how dangerous it is for you and your team your such an amazing weather reporter
Quite the year Reed. Really amazing coverage. I felt so bad seeing those houses obliterated in the Andover shot. The drone stayed up through all that. Hope those people are ok. The blizzard was crazy like '79 or '78, can't remember. The thing that always comes to mind is the wildlife and stray animals. They have no where to go. It's sad.
Oh my
I really enjoyed this compilation. Nothing beats Chris’s moms house during Ian and the Andover tornado!
I was able to watch much of this live with you! Absolutely amazing coverage! May God continue to keep you safe and well Dr Reed!
☺️✌️❤️🦋🙏
That’s how they sounded the tornado sirens in Andover!
@@ReedTimmerWx And Your excited screaming could actually be documented as a "siren" as well! 😂👏👍
Loved watching you chase this one’
Heck yea .
I remember being in your backseat that day That was wild!
My grandparents live in ft myers in the winter, and buffalo in the summer. Dodged 2 bullets
Very cool. I don't know how you do it reed. Be safe and have a great evening.
Let's go
hey reed im not sure if you have heard about the ef3 that hit gaylord Michigan and if you have what was you initial reaction to finding out that your home state of Michigan was hit by a tornado?
I couldn't imagine how those people feel whose houses got completely destroyed from a tornado. It is awesome to watch a tornado but as soon as it hits a house, I stop and realize that is someone's house that just got destroyed, my thoughts and prayers go out to anyone that encounter something like this
Reed, I was very near you for Ian, the parking garage in Punta Gorda. I’ve never experienced a Cat. 5, but if I had to imagine one, that would be it. There were a few occasions that were downright scary, even as a chaser. I hope they upgrade it to its justifiable status. Amazing year it’s been!
Mainly cloudy. Periods of light snow mixed with rain beginning near midnight. Risk of freezing drizzle overnight. Wind up to 15 km/h. Low minus 1. Wind chill minus 3 overnight. so yeah, get your snow tires.
Need a mountain sled for that lake effect coverage, BRAPPP!!! BRAPPP!!!!
Or some snow shoes
That spiral twister - you ought to get those blown up and sell as posters Reed! I'd definitely buy it! That was just amazing to see it fluttering like that
I'd love if he made posters 💕
Hay how are you doing today
one last comment, Reed is NUTS! in a good way though! Bringing us all these awesome videos. Don't you get scared Reed when a tornado is about 20 feet from you?
Not anymore I will just move if I have to ha ha
@@ReedTimmerWx lol
I want to ride along with you!
It still creeps me out how similar this Andover tornado looked and tracked to the 1991 Andover tornado.
R.I.P For those people who died from the Andover Tornado
That Tornado in Andover was so, so very, scary. How a house is just ripped apart in sticks in less than a second.
I lost everything in Ian and have been through all of the hurricanes since 2002. I still believe (this year) it hit parts at a cat5. I respect mother nature even if she took my home.
I am so so sorry for your loss. Have you had to relocate or are you rebuilding?
@@ReedTimmerWx We had to relocate to South Carolina. Hopefully, I don't have much to worry about with mother nature here 🫤
Hehe Reed was so engrossed with the tornado that he went the wrong way in a roundabout, can't blame him tho, that tornado was beautiful
1:50 where was the drone at?
Andover
@@ReedTimmerWx ok thanks
i wonder if any storm chasers have gotten struck by lightning. That's what would scare me the most. I love watching it but i'm terrified of it at the same time lol. The kitchen sink in my old house used to make this noise that sounded like a whip cracking every time there was a flash of lightning. It was extrememly loud too.
😃😃😃😃
Hello, your doing something I can only wish to do. But don't even have the nuts to do !! Lol !! Also how many vehicles would you say you go through per year ??
I go through a few
I marked this premiere for reminder, and I still managed to not pay attention to the reminder when it came up. 🤬
No worries but thank you!
I haft to ask did the dominator tahoe survive hurrican Ian?
It did not in the end it had some problems
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hey reed would like to know if you let anybody like myself ride with you on some chases.
Right in the bullseye for the day seven risk yet again.
Yes looks like the Arklatex or even I35 if it slows down some more
Oh, look, there is a tornado on the ground, violent tornado on the ground.
😳😱oh Deus
Anyone know if the 1999 mulhall tornado was bigger than el reno?
Just smaller, I believe
@@ReedTimmerWx Thanks Reed!
Reed is Steve Irwin
never in my days have I been so offended by a like and subscribe banner on a video LMAO down in front lil bro 💀
this is just crazy incredible footage though holy moly
Potent thunderstorms forming over Northern Sacramento Valley now!
In my opinion the Andover tornado should have been rated a low end ef4
Just by some of the damage picture and how well built
it's rated on the wind speed and damage
@@i_g_man Ik but it did have ef4 damage the house was swept clean and it didn’t have good foundations as a big house it should have been rated ef4 because recently one of the house from the ef4 in texas was built the same and they were both slabbed and had the same structure so it should have been rated an ef4 sorry for the long paragraph to explain the truth
@@i_g_man tornadoes are measured by damage only
Hurricanes are measured by wind only
Reed 2013 chases el reno violently and he is still alive
No need for that scary music - its scary enough as it is...
Reid, you accidentally captioned ian as a high end cat 5 instead of high end cat 4
Whoops my bad
I was gonna comment this but then I decided to scroll down to look if anyone else has pointed it out
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Purely evil!!🙄
😳😳😳🙈
Damn Broussard I didn't lie to you when I first started watching this show and I really didn't like wyldes with his childish takes but he is funny so I have to change my tune with wilds and brousard has came out as a legit analyst. I would say Nick has great takes on football but questionable in basketball
How can I make my awesome video ghey? Ah yes terrible music
....when sin entered due to satanic deception and consent of man,
everything was perverted, nature lost its perfect balance: it was charming and had a
divine harmony created for man, so that he would be his king, but lost everything
and became a sad reality covered by a shadow, without light; hatred
and death strangled her and she sought a precarious balance of survival until today.
Often rebels against man, even killing him; no longer recognizes him as a king but as a tyrant.
Only I can restore that harmony of love again, when the full manifestation of the
Children of God comes.......
𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗖𝗹𝗶𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗜𝘀 𝗮 𝗠𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗼𝗳 𝗔𝘁𝘁𝗶𝘁𝘂𝗱𝗲
The two weeks of climate discussions at the COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, ended in disappointment. As CNN wrote, “The world has failed to reach an agreement to phase out fossil fuels … an attempt to address the biggest source of the planet warming emissions that are causing the climate crisis ended in a fiasco after a number of nations, including China and Saudi Arabia, blocked a key proposal to phase out all fossil fuels, not just coal.” While the members reached an agreement “to set up a ‘loss and damage’ fund meant to help vulnerable countries cope with climate disasters,” it will not reverse climate change or solve our major problems.
We may be able to assist with local climate crises, but we cannot change the global climate with our current attitude. If we want to change the climate, we must change it on all levels, and first and foremost the social climate we have created. As long as it is negative, aggressive, and heating up, the global climate will reflect it.
The reason we hold global climate conferences is that the climate is a global issue. Everything we do, in any country, affects the global climate. Therefore, without global mutual consideration, humanity will not be able to resolve the climate crisis.
Regrettably, to work in global mutual consideration, we must develop empathy toward all of humanity and rise above the narrow interests of each country. We are nowhere near such an attitude. On the contrary, each country tries to impose decisions that serve its own interests on the rest of the world, and the result is a climate world war where everyone loses.
As is the case with every war, the rich and powerful countries set the tone. They continue to burn fuels that pollute the air and accelerate climate change, and nothing will stop them unless natural disasters become so extreme that they will force all of humanity to change. In the meantime, as lip service, or perhaps to buy the world’s consent, they set up “loss and damage” funds to “repair” the damage. Such funds do not solve anything, and everyone realizes this.
Besides extreme weather and climate disasters, the climate crisis has another adverse impact: Icebergs that have been frozen for thousands of years, and often far longer, are thawing. And buried in the ice are countless viruses that have been reawakened, and for which our bodies have no immunity. Scientists are already warning that the next pandemic may actually come not from wild animals or human errors, but from melting icebergs. A paper published two years ago aptly named it the “permafrost pandemic,” and warned of “the risk that deadly diseases from the distant past may return.”
Indeed, if you look at all the crises plaguing the world today, you will find that none of them are local. Covid is a global issue, climate change is affecting the entire planet, rising energy prices and interrupted supply chains are affecting all of humanity, and even a local crisis such as the war in Ukraine has serious consequences for the entire world. The interdependence already affecting all of humanity will only intensify until we are unable to make a single movement, to take a breath, without affecting the entire world.
On the positive side, none of our problems are insurmountable. In every single crisis, if we only work together rather than against each other, it will disappear as though it never existed.
All that is needed in order to fix our every plight is to change our attitude and put humanity first. Since reality is global, so should be our order of priorities. Prioritizing humanity will not only help the entire world, but every single individual, precisely because we are irrevocably interdependent. If we continue to impose a narrow vision on an expansive reality, we will continue to collide with one another and with all of nature. If we change our attitude, we will change the climate, and we will change the world.