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00:00Yeah, you're diamonds, dream chasers, we won't wait

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00:30Be good, be very good

00:34I do not think that this interview is going to be like, be good, be very good today

00:39It's not going to be very good, the glass is half empty, that's just the way it is

00:43That is what my author has said, and that is what we will talk about today

00:48The glass is half empty, I don't know

00:50I've always been the glass is just not full enough

00:54I mean, you know, that's just me

00:57I'm like, can you pour some more in there?

00:59But Mr. Hawke is here today to talk about his book

01:03Thank you so much for being here today

01:05Your book, I have to say that this is amazing

01:07Too early, too late, now what?

01:11Yeah, now what?

01:12Mr. Hawke, thank you so much for joining us

01:15Good

01:16Okay, so you have to tell me why did you write a book like this?

01:21Let's go back to the half empty, glass or half full

01:25Okay

01:28Maybe towards 30 years ago, when the Berlin Wall came down

01:33And East Germany and West Germany were being combined

01:36I took a group of men, investors from New Jersey

01:42To meet with the mayor of Berlin

01:45And to talk about investing

01:48And near the end of the conversation

01:51They had a rather famous professor

01:54From a Berlin school

01:57Give a presentation on climate change

01:59Environmental issues

02:02And I listened

02:03And then they asked me if I would please comment

02:08I commented that

02:10Yes, that was a nice presentation

02:13If you think the glass is half full

02:17Many people around me think it's half empty

02:21In fact, I disagree with both

02:24I think the glass is empty

02:26Covered with urine stains

02:29And that was the end of the discussion with the mayor of Berlin

02:35But the book has to do with

02:39My spending a couple of years

02:42In Vietnam

02:45Watching humans destroy the landscape

02:49Destroy each other

02:50And destroy themselves

02:53And so when I came back

02:56It was tough to reconcile

03:00But anyway, I worked on it

03:02But the important thing for this David Hawke story

03:07Is that in 1975

03:11I began a major project

03:14This was while I was a student at the Wharton School

03:17University of Pennsylvania

03:19And they would not let me do this project

03:22It had to do with the environmental deterioration

03:25The business process

03:28And they felt that was too negative

03:30I couldn't do that

03:31So I went to the Stockholm School of Economics to do it

03:35And founded what was called

03:37The Institute of International Business

03:41Which we attracted about $100 million

03:44And started quite a wonderful institute

03:47Where the first project was on the issue

03:51Of environmental deterioration

03:53And how business caused it

03:56I advertised that I was going to do a major project

04:00Based on the ad

04:0120 companies

04:03And six governments

04:05Signed up for that project

04:08One of the companies

04:09Which the audience will be interested in

04:13Happened to be Exxon

04:16So I worked with the CEO of Exxon

04:18And chief scientist for two years

04:20They're the ones that convinced me

04:23To change it

04:24From environmental deterioration

04:27To climate change

04:28Because they felt climate change

04:30Was on its way

04:31And it was going to remove most life from Earth

04:35Imagine that

04:38So we did the three-year project

04:40And then I did three volumes

04:43Of reporting that came out of it

04:46I had trouble with many people at the end

04:49Because they thought I was too pessimistic

04:53And then in what?

04:55Probably 81

04:56People sort of forgot about the report

05:00Then they forgot about

05:01Much of what I was doing

05:03But in fact in 79

05:05I had written a book

05:07Where that book was written

05:0940 years before the one you're talking about

05:12Of too early, too late, now what?

05:14Okay

05:16And so what we're talking about

05:18Was research done 40 years ago

05:20Where one of the important companies

05:24Was Exxon

05:25Now the 20 companies were picked

05:27Because they all had different facilities

05:30In different nations

05:31So we could evaluate

05:33How they were regulated

05:34In each nation

05:35It's quite a study

05:39That is quite a study

05:40Your turn

05:41My turn

05:42Your turn

05:43I don't know if I want to go off

05:45After that one

05:45That was

05:46Yeah

05:46Exxon

05:47Yeah

05:47I don't

05:49Yeah

05:49You know

05:51Okay

05:51So what about these regulations?

05:55What about the climate change

05:57And all of that?

05:58You're saying that they knew about this

06:00Back in the day?

06:02But also I discovered that

06:05Regulation was part of the problem

06:08That in fact legal order

06:11Was the basis for people doing bad

06:13Because once they knew precisely

06:15What they had to do

06:16Then they found ways to avoid it

06:18And ways not to have to do it

06:21And so I invented an approach

06:23Called negotiated order

06:25Which was to replace legal order

06:27In other words

06:28Lawyers were a major problem

06:31In the climate change issue

06:32I wanted to get rid of lawyers

06:34I wanted to get rid of the regulation

06:37And have people see that in essence

06:39Their children weren't going to be around

06:41If they kept on acting like they do

06:43And regulation had no impact

06:46On slowing them down

06:48So it was a very controversial

06:50Research project

06:52But it came out

06:54With tremendous support

06:57By some of the governments

06:58The Prime Minister of Sweden

07:00Was very much behind it

07:02The head of EPA in the US

07:05Was furious about it

07:08He collected all copies

07:10Of my reports he could find

07:12Sent them back to me in Iowa

07:15And said

07:15Dear Mr. Hawk

07:17We have no further use

07:18Of these reports

07:20Nor you

07:21Nor anything you propose

07:23To research

07:24What?

07:26You can imagine the anger

07:28What?

07:30They were angry

07:31I was making fun of EPA

07:35In fact

07:36I felt we needed

07:38Something much stronger

07:39Than regulation

07:40We needed this thing

07:41Called self-regulation

07:44Not regulation

07:45From others

07:45Sorry

07:47Self-regulation

07:48In that environment

07:48And humans aren't capable of it

07:50Yes

07:52Anyway

07:53It went on

07:54So in

07:57I'm not allowed to swear

07:58Right?

07:59Go ahead

08:00Go

08:01Swear away

08:01Go ahead

08:03Forty years after

08:04My book came out

08:06Which was published by

08:07University of Pennsylvania

08:09Wharton School

08:10Forty years later

08:12Princeton University Press

08:14Decided to republish it

08:16Because at the time

08:18The dean of Wharton

08:19Was firmly against me

08:20In fact he said

08:22If I got a PhD

08:23For that work

08:23He would resign

08:26Nonetheless

08:27The president of Penn

08:28Loved the book

08:30I gave a copy

08:31I gave a copy

08:31To the president

08:32Of Princeton

08:33Who loved it also

08:34So in memory

08:35Of that president

08:36They were going to

08:37Republish that work

08:39Forty years later

08:40And so they asked

08:41For the manuscript

08:42And asked if it's okay

08:43And asked for a title

08:44I gave them all of that

08:46So I sent them a title

08:48Too early

08:49Too late

08:49Now what?

08:51Mm-hmm

08:51The editor at Princeton

08:55Called me and said

08:56That I don't like the title

08:58It's confusing

08:59Please give us something clear

09:02To the point

09:04Get rid of the ambiguity

09:06And so I sent back

09:08A new title

09:09And the new title

09:10Was called

09:11Humans are fucked

09:14And he called me back

09:15And said

09:17This is the last time

09:18I will ever talk to you

09:20As long as I live

09:21I will never speak

09:23To you again

09:23Oh goodness

09:25And then at luncheons

09:26And conferences

09:27He bragged about

09:29Having protected publications

09:31From people like me

09:33So because of that

09:35Another publisher

09:37Contacted me

09:38And said

09:38David

09:39Let's publish that book

09:41But let's use

09:42The ambiguous title

09:44Not the clear one

09:45Humans aren't ready for it

09:46No

09:47So Arthur House

09:48Published it

09:49It was fine

09:49Two years later

09:51A woman contacted me

09:53And you'll probably notice

09:55My bias is towards women

09:56And not with men

09:58I believe men

10:00Vis-a-vis industrialization

10:01Started climate change

10:03And our last best hope

10:04Is to get women

10:05Taking over leadership

10:06To soften it

10:07But nonetheless

10:08A woman

10:09From Utah

10:11Contacted me

10:12And said

10:14David

10:15It's time for clarity

10:17Let's republish that

10:18With a clear title

10:20So

10:21She republished it

10:23With a title

10:24Sorry

10:25Comma

10:25Humans are fucked

10:28And

10:28Beautiful

10:29Beautiful title

10:30I love it

10:31The trouble was

10:31She didn't put my name on it

10:32She put a nickname on

10:34She said

10:36I'd be able to get

10:37My life

10:38If my name

10:39Was on that book

10:41Anyway

10:41It got published

10:42And I won't go into it

10:44But Amazon

10:45Had tremendous trouble

10:47With that book

10:49And

10:49Initially

10:50They put it

10:51In

10:52Candles

10:54And I sent

10:55Well initially

10:55It was in books

10:56But a few days later

10:57They took it out

10:58Put it in candles

10:59I wrote them

11:00A sweet letter

11:02Congratulations

11:04That when people

11:04Read that book

11:05They'll want to burn it

11:06They'll look for a candle

11:07And my god

11:08They will buy

11:09One of your candles

11:10And you'll be happy

11:12Anyway

11:13The manager wrote back

11:14A note

11:15Saying that

11:15That was a horrible note

11:17I've moved it out of candles

11:19To t-shirts

11:20With dirty words

11:22And so then

11:23I congratulated him again

11:24He never responded

11:25But it sold very well

11:27In dirty word t-shirts

11:29So they fired him

11:32And they came back

11:33And offered to republish it

11:34Amazon did

11:36So he spent

11:37Two years

11:38Republishing it

11:39Without the sorry

11:41And went

11:42On and on

11:43And then

11:43I've published

11:45A total of nine books

11:46On the subject

11:48And one of them

11:49Was sorry

11:50Humans are fucked

11:50In other words

11:51Humans are fucked

11:53They tend to be

11:54Very popular

11:55It won prizes

11:57In the Philippines

11:58And in Germany

11:59For best book

12:01At the book conferences

12:04In the US

12:05It did not

12:06Are you interested

12:07Why not

12:08I am

12:09I'm very

12:09Very much

12:10So interested

12:11In why not

12:12In the US

12:13In 1783

12:16I'm sorry

12:181873

12:18A law was passed

12:20Written by a postal clerk

12:23Who hated women

12:25Passionately hated women

12:26And many members of congress

12:28Also hated women

12:29So he put together a law

12:32On how to punish women

12:34And the Comstock Act

12:36Of 1873

12:38Was passed

12:39Where if

12:39A woman

12:40Was caught swearing

12:43Using the word

12:43Fuck

12:44She would go

12:46To jail

12:46For two years

12:47As a way of teaching

12:49Her and others

12:50If

12:51They happened

12:52To be talking

12:52About abortion

12:53At the same time

12:54She would go

12:55To prison

12:57Longer

12:58And so

12:58The Comstock Act

12:59Was a fantastic act

13:01To keep women

13:02In their place

13:04And so

13:05In essence

13:05I use that

13:06As the rationale

13:06For why

13:07In the US

13:08We make a big deal

13:09Of the word

13:10Fuck

13:11Just like

13:12They do in France

13:13Because it was used

13:14200 years ago

13:16During the revolution

13:17It was a way

13:18For the king

13:18To control

13:20People

13:20In all other countries

13:22It's not a big deal

13:23Not an issue

13:24But in the US

13:25It is

13:26Anyway

13:26I wrote an article

13:27About this

13:28Which one of the

13:29Supreme Court

13:30Justices

13:31Happened to read

13:33And he didn't know

13:34The Comstock Act

13:35Before

13:36And he checked

13:37On it

13:38And said

13:38This is marvelous

13:39Thank God

13:39And it was never

13:41Repealed

13:42So be careful

13:43What you say

13:43My gosh

13:45In the US

13:46We're in a world

13:47Of hurt

13:48Relative to how

13:49We deal with women

13:50Try to punish them

13:51Try to control them

13:53And in

13:54In essence

13:54From my

13:56Vantage point

13:57I can't believe

13:58That some women

13:59Actually marry men

14:01And put up with them

14:02For life

14:04Anyway

14:04That's a side issue

14:06But much of my work

14:08Has to do with

14:08How to put women

14:09Back in charge

14:10And I started

14:12A foundation

14:12In 2015

14:15In Beijing

14:18Which I started

14:19The day that

14:22The day that

14:24What's his name

14:25T. Rump

14:25Trump

14:27The day that

14:28T. Rump

14:28Came down the escalator

14:29I started a foundation

14:31Called the Eternal Feminine

14:34And it has a website

14:35Of eternalfeminine.org

14:38And that particular

14:39Foundation

14:40Was how to prepare women

14:42To take over leadership

14:43In the world

14:44My goodness

14:45And in six months

14:47It attracted

14:48650 million dollars

14:50To fund the foundation

14:52In order to take

14:54Young girls

14:55And train them

14:56And teach them

14:56And put them

14:57In the best universities

14:59Worldwide

15:01Anyway

15:022018

15:04The board

15:06Decided it really

15:07Should have a woman

15:08In charge

15:08And not a man

15:10The board

15:11Was all women

15:11Of course

15:13And so they

15:14Had a meeting

15:15On changing leadership

15:17I offered to go

15:18Through a sex change

15:19If necessary

15:21And after they

15:22Got done laughing

15:23They got rid of me

15:24Oh gosh

15:25Went ahead with

15:26And then in 2021

15:29The head of the government

15:31In China

15:32Closed the foundation

15:34No

15:34He closed it

15:36With a speech

15:37That said that

15:38What we need

15:39In the future

15:40In China

15:42Is more masculinity

15:43Not that feminine crap

15:47So

15:48Anyway

15:49That foundation

15:50Is still out there

15:50I'm going to restart it

15:52In the US

15:53And presently

15:55Working on that

15:55But it's a major step

15:57Towards addressing

15:58Climate change

16:00Because the values

16:01Of women

16:02Are very important

16:03To try and clean up

16:04The mess

16:05Although it is

16:06Sort of too late

16:07Already

16:08I'll tell you what

16:09Mr. Hawk

16:11I want to thank you

16:11And I appreciate you

16:12For seeing

16:14That the woman

16:15Is for the safety

16:17Of all humans

16:18I mean you know

16:19Think about it this way

16:20We give birth

16:22To humans

16:22Everyone

16:23That's ever been

16:25A human

16:26On this earth

16:26Has been born

16:27Through a woman

16:28With the love

16:28Of you know

16:30Of the maternal instinct

16:32If a woman

16:33Did have it

16:35And it's

16:36There's a footnote

16:36To that

16:37Oh yeah

16:37Please tell me

16:38What that is

16:39During the last

16:40Month

16:41A magazine came out

16:42With about

16:4310 million readers

16:46Which

16:47Picked up my books

16:49And picked up

16:49The point

16:50You're just making

16:51And

16:52Oh wow

16:53This is the

16:53Magazine that just

16:55Appeared

16:55And it goes

16:57Into some detail

16:58On

16:59One of David

17:00Hawk's

17:01Favorite distinctions

17:03And I'll sort of

17:04Close with that

17:05Distinction

17:06But it

17:06Has to do

17:07With the difference

17:08Between

17:09Human beings

17:11Being public

17:12And being pubic

17:15And those

17:16That are public

17:16Are ones

17:18That look out

17:19And up

17:20Those that are pubic

17:21Are ones that look

17:22Down and in

17:24Now

17:25I won't accuse

17:26Trump of being

17:27That way

17:28But he is

17:29So in essence

17:30I make a distinction

17:31Between the public

17:32And the pubic

17:33In terms of

17:34Dealing with problems

17:35And I think

17:36There's far too many

17:37Pubic men

17:38Running around

17:40Trying to solve

17:40Problems

17:41And this magazine

17:43Made a big issue

17:44It gave seven pages

17:45To me

17:46Oh wow

17:47Oh wow

17:51Well I think

17:52I think that's amazing

17:53I'm going to go ahead

17:53And put your information

17:54In the description

17:55So people can actually

17:56Find this book

17:57Because I know exactly

17:58Where this book is

17:59On Amazon

18:00And it does say

18:03It does not say

18:04Sorry

18:06But it does say

18:07Too early

18:07Too late

18:08Now what

18:08And I want to thank you

18:10Mr. Hawk

18:10For being on the show

18:11I appreciate it

18:12Which would

18:12Humans

18:15And the little girl

18:16Give me the finger

18:17Let's go on your trip

18:18You know the mayor

18:19Of New York

18:20Ordered this taken down

18:21When it was up

18:22In Times Square

18:23The previous mayor

18:25I won't tell you the story

18:26But it became

18:28An important story

18:29In the newspapers

18:30Based on

18:31His conversation with me

18:33But this is the latest book

18:35That I wrote

18:35Having to do with

18:38Yeah put that in front of you

18:39Put it in front of you

18:41Sorry

18:42In front of you

18:43In front of your face

18:46There you go

18:47Okay

18:47This is my latest book

18:50And it's probably

18:51The best of the bunch

18:52Okay

18:53Alright

18:54Well we'll definitely

18:55Search for that

18:56As well as

18:57Put the link for

18:59The other book

19:00Up here as well

19:00I want to thank you

19:01Mr. Hawk

19:02For being on the show

19:03I hope

19:03And pray that

19:05The organization

19:05Gets started up again

19:06Because we really do

19:07Need better leadership

19:08One with more compassion

19:09And empathy

19:10And understanding

19:12To support you

19:15And support that

19:16United Nations

19:18Has asked

19:19If I could

19:20Have this organization

19:22Join them

19:23So I may well

19:25Start it up

19:26And someone

19:27Has already donated

19:2835 million to it

19:29Well you just do that

19:31Definitely do that

19:33And you know

19:34Keep me in mind

19:35If anything does come up

19:37I would love to be

19:38A part of it

19:38Because I do believe

19:39I don't want to be

19:40A part of anybody's

19:41Government

19:42But I do want to

19:43Support those

19:44Who are actually

19:44Doing something

19:45Positive for the

19:47Human race

19:47So that would be

19:48Amazing

19:49Thank you

19:50Alright well thank you

19:51Mr. Hawk

19:51And thank you guys

19:52So much for tuning in

19:53We're gonna have that

19:53Link in the description

19:54So it'll be easy

19:54For you guys to find it

19:55Don't forget to

19:56Dare to be different

19:57But most of all

19:58Don't forget

20:00Just be real

20:01Just be real guys

20:02Until next time

20:03Bye

20:17Thank you for watching

The Glass is Empty Confronting What Scientists Found with author David Hawk

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