Male: Well collectively we should just be doing a lot more collectively. We will solve these problems much faster as a “we” than as a “me”. So basically anything we can get people to do together I’m in favor off because the more we bring people together, the more they going to found out what they have in common, the more they going to find out what we can do about these problems, so having more “we” is the most important thing we can do.

Female: Individual I think the key thing is to understand.

Male: Well try to understand that when I do something it has consequence and that the consequence try to understand that we’re part of the long connection of equalization. Not the fact is you actually can’t do it, if you got up tomorrow morning, what’s the first thing you do when you leave your house in the morning? So when you brush your teeth a little thought exercise, try while you’re brushing your teeth to think about all of the consequences that flow from the act of brushing your teeth.

Where did the metal in tube come from? Where the plastic come from? How did the toothpaste get to be white? How was it brought to you? What happened to the workers who made it? Where did the water come from? How was it stored, how was it transported, where is it going?

The electrons that light your face so you don’t just like make a mess of yourself—how did that happen? Try to think of all the change of equalization that you’re a part of. You will not be able to do it. If we could all twice a day, put ourselves through that exercise, I think we would be less certain and therefore probably wiser. We will understand that we should treat more gently.