 There's something really inspiring about being around people who know what they want, people who are passionate about something. You want to be around like smart, exciting people. I think that just that brings you up. I truly believe that the basic methods of science are accessible to everyone and should be common knowledge and part of the common practice of everyone. I am reaching out to you because we need your help. We want to end gender inequality and to do this we need everyone involved. We are here because we were successful not only in being able to imagine the next turn, the next platform, but also because we changed. That's the hardest part really. The technology stuff is the simpler thing. I believe in diversity with a capital D and that's diversity in thought and diversity in any way that you want to measure. First of all, huge year, the Emmy nomination, congratulations and cover of Time magazine. They were telling me that who I was authentically was a problem. You have to not only live your life in spite of people who don't understand you, you have to have more fun than they do. Science is not the purview of a demographic, it's the purview of us all as human beings, as a species who are charged by ourselves with being people to tend to our civilization. What are the problems that are most likely to affect the future of the world, future of humanity? It's a historic weekend because it is the largest people's march against climate change and it has happened not just in the United States but globally. We are human beings and this is the part of our human nature that we don't learn the importance of anything until it's snatched from our hands. This is a movement for those of us who believe that radical change can only come when there's radical action. As my grandmother used to tell me that impossible is just the possible that someone has not put enough effort to make it come true. They told me that it's impossible to make someone walk. I think I'm going to follow my grandmother's advice. Thank you.