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absolutely uh most yes these these 2000 will be matches they arrive to i don't know probably 10 000 or something like that but the most important thing is that if everybody follows our

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suggestion that is to target small projects or project that uh received less and bundles this will really help to change a little bit the balance of the of the round

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of the round you notice that none of us has shared or shield about our project so we are not here to

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promote our project but we are here to support the small one because we think this is so important

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but yeah all these amounts will be uh will be matched yeah i i do i have a small request i think i can see

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many members of earthis tao and uh um uh also uh vandra these are really interesting projects

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who are looking to solve some very interesting space uh but would like for them to come and probably

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you know shill their space get these folks we have like 10 10 different people here who all probably

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are donating and get going they would like to hear about it um so a gentle invite to you all whenever you feel ready

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ready in the next one or do drop in we'd love to hear from you all i think we have moda uh up

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hello hello

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hi moda uh welcome to the space uh uh everyone would love to hear from you and these amazing projects you

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and soto are part of and yeah i think people need to know about this amazing stuff you guys are doing

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um first of all thank you for inviting me to the stage um it's a pleasure to hear from you as

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always uh of course i can talk about the projects shortly um i am mora i am working for the project

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vanara which is the sister project of earthis um earthis nesberg is a project that works with hemp

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the ancient plant that regenerates the soil regenerates the air regenerates the whole ecosystem

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by its many benefits uh we are trying to uh make the world remember this ancient plant

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uh its uh large benefits and how it presents itself to us without expecting too much

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we can easily uh cultivate hemp with very few water uh just within a couple of months and it sequesters so

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much co2 so in this way uh we are hopefully planning to incentivize local farmers small farmers um through the

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the proof of impact we are creating with hemp farming and the regenerative agriculture practices

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uh soto can tell uh very detailed about this part of the project uh what we're doing is basically

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we also create products from the different parts of the plants uh unfortunately the flower part is not

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legal in turkey so cbd is uh not in used uh in a medical way but uh we are using the other parts

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such as the the body uh the stem part um sorry not the stem part uh the fibers um and the seeds

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uh seeds are very nutritious parts of the hemp plant uh it can be turned into a powder that can be used

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like a protein powder as a supplement or as a replacement to the regular flower or powders

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uh and it also has a very nutritious oil that contains lots of fatty acid lots of vitamins minerals uh we

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are working on that also uh and in one area we are using the fiber parts to produce textile products uh as

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you can guess these textile products are eco-friendly uh regenerating the ecosystem through the usage of hemp fiber

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which happens to be the strongest and most durable fiber in the world it had um a very large area of use

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since thousands of years like making rope making clothing making bags uh so

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uh we are on a mission to carry this tradition um and to produce slow fashion unique handmade products

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that are produced without machinery uh and by the hands of anatolian women uh that are economically disadvantaged

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uh living uh living in the countryside parts of turkey and uh we also want to regenerate the culture there

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because producing what we wear what we use uh by our own hands and with something that came from the soil

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that has a huge value and we are trying to revalue this back again uh and in this way regenerate so many

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stages of the ecosystem and vanara is within the creative bundle so within this last day i hope you support the creative bundle

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alongside with so many beautiful art projects uh some of them are here and thank you again for inviting me to the stage

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um and i want to give the mic to soto if he's here

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i think while we wait for soto more just curious like you did mention quite a lot of different applications but

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is there any particular one that you are really putting a lot of focus and is it like the seeds

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where you uh mentioned that it's got uh it's a good replacement for protein powder i've like i've baked using

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the flour made of seeds uh that was very interesting but just want to understand what's the focus in terms of the

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product that you really think could be the first one that you could introduce to the market

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yes sure uh actually we have a brand uh for food products uh which will be focusing on the floor and the oil

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first uh that we will be releasing also as a means to have some uh financial income and for the sustainability of

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the other parts of the other parts of our projects but our um the real target is to produce hemp parts

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which are the core part of the seeds so after we get the seeds um there is another uh process called

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de-hauling and after that we can get the core part the inner part of the hemp seed which is called the

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hemp hearts um it is very nutritious uh very nutrition dense i should say uh and there is no hemp hearts

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production in turkey at all so hopefully we're gonna be first to introduce and produce the hemp hearts

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in our food brand called the artist's garden this sounds very interesting uh all the very best and

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um we're hoping to hear a lot of more interesting things coming out of artist and vandra

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thank you thank you and we are waiting for your support as earth is in this last day in gitcoin as well

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all definitely i think uh i've in fact uh we have pledged some funds uh actually specifically for

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earthists so uh but maybe hold on maybe we might have some more uh in store for you all so continue

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shilling uh is there any questions you have for the group here any particular thing you feel you need

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you have you need help with uh we have been here we have earth-based uh projects who have a lot of

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experience you know with gitcoin so if you feel like you have questions or you know you would like to

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have some insights feel free to ask uh thank you for now i don't have any questions uh personally in this

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gitcoin round it was my first um gitcoin round actually as an active member um of these projects

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uh in the gr15 i was just newly introduced to the team and i didn't know so much but this process has

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taught me a lot has been teaching me a lot and i'm also very happy that i am keeping contact with

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you and with most of the projects for most of the members of these projects here as well so big thank you

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everyone and this support we have for each other is uh what gives me hope and what gives me the

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motivation to go on with all the things i've been doing

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yeah it's so so interesting to know about your project mora and uh we are so happy to have you in

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the solar punk guild and uh i want uh maybe here too we can share a little bit about solar punk guilt

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what do you think absolutely uh i think uh more and more solar punk guild is becoming this continuum uh

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to the post gitcoin season usually uh i would say that the guilt kicks into action during uh the gitcoin

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off season so i think it's a perfect place for mora uh to be part of you know engage with um

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different projects there are a lot of us with different skill sets are willing to help you all

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push a project uh we'd like to have the refi movement from turkey really galvanize and it's a huge

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cultural hub where the europe and different parts of asia and africa come together so i think it's uh

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it's it's it's it's a cultural hub and we would like to green pill it with all our outfits what's a good

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yeah and uh i i want to add for uh who doesn't know about our guild it's a new project it was uh

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we decided to start the project during uh twitter space in gitcoin grant 15. it was uh one of the

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the solopan cafe we did and that specific cafe was a desert we were just the founder who found

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themselves but it was not uh by chance because we had the opportunity to have a very um informal

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conversation and uh we uh we shared the the the i said the need of a place or a space where to meet

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regularly even after gitcoin grants because there is so much to learn about gitcoin grants

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and in general about public good funding so we shared this need and we decided to build a group

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so we met for uh almost a couple of months a month and a half uh giving shape to the project and then

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we started to uh present the project to the public end of november uh with a simple twitter space

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that uh we're doing regularly every week and uh yeah on tuesday and uh then we opened the discord and

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we started onboarding about two months ago now we are about 35 people and we have another 10 or 15

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need that need to be onboarded and yeah our goal is to um to build a support group to learn more about

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public good funding and uh to support each other like we did during this gitcoin grant even

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sometimes supporting means also just checking uh how are you and uh if you need some uh some some help

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maybe you don't know how to do things but somehow someone else in the group did that already small

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things but they are so important i mean we found that really made a lot of difference

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uh the the project is just at the beginning the group is still very young so we need to

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learn more about each other but uh we have amazing people inside there and uh if you are interested to

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know more about that and if you are inspired by the solarpunk vision uh just join the guild dm me or

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mark on year two and uh we'll set up the onboarding for you uh next meeting will be uh next tuesday and

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we'll probably make something like uh a relaxed space about the experience of gitcoin uh half around

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so we start from there and then we'll build for next two months before the next uh

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gitcoin grant what do you think here too absolutely i think uh the downtime from gitcoin is a very good

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time to build and the structure really is perfect for early stage founders over like you have this

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whole accountability where you work three months uh and then you get on a small 15 day sprint but i

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think it'll be interesting how gitcoin evolves maybe we might have consistent pool of fundraise possible

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uh but uh i think uh the guild really is a big support a lot of like-minded folks which is usually

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a barrier in terms of time and energy spent to find the right folks i think that's where this whole

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aspect of community really shines isn't it having this like-minded folks you already have a level of

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establishment we go to the guild we start working on really crazy ideas i think uh like what we have

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that's upcoming with the solar punk nomads in south india very excited for it very uh slightly nervous as

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well it's a very challenging project to come up with a unique vehicle that could go around india and

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spread climate awareness uh i think this is something that even guido and earth-based soul probably isn't

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aware me and uh in atlantis we used to call the solar punk nomads as you know uh missionaries they're

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like the uh missionaries of uh spreading this gospel of sort being a solar punk and uh it's very interesting

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how uh in some ways that's what they're building uh modes of spreading this gospel and then having

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safe places where missionaries can check in and you know recharge and then again continue with the

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journey it's it's too good to be it's too poetic so i'm all pumped i think it'd be great to have more

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founders in this journey by the good we have soto in the house he's also another uh core member of

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uh earthis dao i would like him to come on stage and speak uh his vision with earth as the network and

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how he thinks uh he could be a pivotal part in this whole regenerative economy

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maybe we wait uh uh sorry sorry sorry hello you're talking to me i'm so sorry i was on the uh

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computer and i can't talk there wasabi thanks dad thanks jimmy here too hello all it's missing you

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and yeah it's gonna be different uh between the rounds after alpha actually and i'm glad to be here

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with you and thank you to the cm guild also it's very very important that what you do is spreading

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all the new things that has been going on and we've been talking with the community that we were

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thinking that like um stone age basically didn't finish because stones were out you know uh technology

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and consciousness has changed so now we are in the same kind of era that the fossil fuel will not be

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over but the consciousness and the technology is changing so that's why uh the solar pang movement with

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vans i'm so jealous that like with marco we want we want the solar pang vans as well

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and made with maybe hemp insulated inside it's much lighter you know puts up the water very well

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when we mix with some lime so i'm looking forward for the project continuing after the land rover also

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so yeah i just want to say hi uh we are working on a on a different project related with hemp also

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um we started this uh association and it's really taking much time actually because it's more than 90

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people that's uh with the industry leaders so not all of them are aware of this plant actually so

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we are preparing them with the information actually so we talked a lot so maybe i don't need to talk

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about it here uh again but maybe just to talk shortly the plant has been used for i think 10 000 years

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not i think it's uh the written records uh show and one area that we are nearby is mesopotamia

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and it's where the tumerians was here with their writing so there are traces that how this plant has been

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used actually um basically our journey started with the medicinal part of it because of a healing

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community member actually a family member more than community and getting into it um we see that

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even though it was used for 10 000 years it's somehow uh gone to obscurity to dark uh for last 100 years

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under the name of sometimes green revolution uh in quote of course so i'm thinking that's how this is

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important to address the climate situation that we are in because it's scientifically proven that it's

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the most uh carbon dioxide per hectare uh absorption compared to any forest or any other commercial crop

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so it's really ideal for carbon sink but as mora mentioned our aim is not with the stuck in the

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carbon tunnel vision actually so we are aimed at empowering the small family farmers who are making

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more than 80 percent of our food and when you see the cradle of civilization everywhere in the history

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you basically see the seeds are at the heart of it and uh referencing the hemp hearts of course just kidding

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um so thinking that uh the cooperation the coordination that we all do between so many different projects

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because we can't all be on the ground on farming with the agriculture and there has to be many many sides

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and the main three points we focus now is data the correct network which is community which all the

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solar punk guilds all our reef high friends region friends and that's uh i think one of the most important

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parts uh part uh with data and of course uh the access to investments yes we all should have been funded

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that's why like this is kind of a race but losers are are still winners like we are in the last five i think

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out of 50 but we are still happy because all our region friends are winning so it's the it's the same thing

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and so we are glad in that part actually so did i just um talk so many different parts is there any

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question or any specific subject that um you maybe wonder because as i said like with the cooperation

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coordination and the humanity will thrive when there's enough food medicine clothing caravans shelter raw

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materials and basically the seeds provide those and uh just as i showed so many times before you know that

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hemp seeds can provide all of those it alone by the way yes earth base that hello uh yeah i well so glad

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that to be in a space with you again after a few months uh i i i have a question for you and uh we discussed

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about that about how environmental conditions are going to change fast and uh yeah we've been also

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talking about uh the solar park safe places concept so trying to build places for our community in

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areas that will be uh probably less affected by climate change and i wanted to know a bit about your

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country and uh specifically the area where you are are you already seeing some effect of climate change or

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did you study any prediction i mean uh how things will evolve in the next let's say 20 years in your

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country in your area do you can you share that with us um for this season to be specific actually

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between the plantation and the harvest uh we've seen this time the most um the temperature difference

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between the night and the daytime uh we usually use hemp mulch actually but we didn't have much last

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time so we could only cover the uh under the trees and so like they require basically less water uh because

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of the evaporation it's um it stops uh but last two years um as you as you remember we were in north the

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really northest point of the country and we had the flood that has not been seen last 60 70 years actually

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and um it affected us much i think like um maybe 10 15 decars of land was um troubled and um but it

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was okay in the end uh after some uh patches but this year it was a less flood but we still had the

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flood i mean the uh couple years ago it was really destroyed the houses and stuff like i can maybe share

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the link afterwards and looking at the this year now now uh we just had the cold weather only i think

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a couple days ago it was still uh shining and hot and all people are saying oh the weather is nice so

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great so great you know and i'm like yeah ask us you know like because we need the basically

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winter in the winter so i'm really curious about in this year um because we generally plant around

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april 20th and depending on the moon condition if it's on new moon or the full moon and we change our

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plantation dates basically so this year i i'm expecting it to go for may maybe end of may we

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will start planting because it will i think get warmer uh on those arounds uh actually we are that's

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we've been building in the beer market actually i love the beer markets on that side actually i mean yes

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we become broke but uh you build and with the bull market you go up again so it was great and

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uh what we aim is um digital gaia uh augmented collective intelligence to uh get the data from

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hemp farmers and uh get the information for the inputs and because like we claim we say that uh we

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do regenerative methods but not all other hemp farmers are doing the same so the inputs and the outputs

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uh when those are uh data has been got the final result we will have a clear idea of which seeds will

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be good for which climate and soil depending on which purpose basically we say so many things but

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the farming part is not the same if it's for you're going to be using the seeds for the cosmetics or the

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fiber for the fiber for textile and for herd if it's going to be biochar or to a construction

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isolation material and they all depend on their nitrogen levels we love mycorrhiza and the fungi is

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really amazing it's just like us the network on of the underground so i'm happy that i was introduced to

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mycorrhiza meanwhile so yeah hopefully we will have a better scenarios of upcoming climate changes because

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we don't have much time as you say if we have something that we don't know it's hard to act right

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on but with this new technology with some machine learning and artificial intelligence we have some

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uh prototypes of uh what should we use and how should we use so i'm really glad to be in the space actually

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working on the ground with an amazing community amazing friends like you so yeah that's my if i was

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like i don't know answered your question you guys are based in uh turkey right turkey yes where like

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can i tell you uh uh the black sea we were in black sea sinop uh the northeast point when you if you

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maybe open google or uh not google but yeah i forgot the other name anyway we we were in the north the

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north's point uh but uh last couple months ago we moved to izmir and to the uh eegene parts of the country

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the west the far west ah it's the sea yeah uh what yes how do you know you're a traveler to turkey by

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bus from milan so i cannot remember the amazing my sister lives in milan but it's just come here it's

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more green here that's cool it's me okay i will pass by oh yeah um any other questions or any subjects

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just uh go and go down no no go ahead yeah just sort of he's just hanging out here this is the last

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half an hour of our 12 hour marathon and uh you know if you have any questions for the rest of the

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projects here um yeah just uh free yeah okay so maybe for atlantis here too uh i have a couple

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oh yes wake me up please so are we invited to the festival because like i'm looking at the planes and

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uh looking at the map it seems amazing absolutely absolutely sort of we would be more than happy to

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have all of you here and uh i think uh it's gonna be a perfect place for you uh yeah excited guys who

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else is getting on the green pill festival train uh we have urbanica in the house as well uh i think uh

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uh finally we have our amazing amazing friends and uh co-partners in solar punk guild uh the amazing

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anna and umberto please uh i think we are going to shut up now you guys got to take over this last half now

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wow thank you so much irto and guido and everyone else who has been here for 11 and a half hours

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it's absolutely incredible i've been switching between accounts unfortunately umberto had a

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little bit of a tough family situation so i'm taking over the urbanica presentation

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um but yeah i'm extremely grateful for for this incredible job and i am i was just checking every

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hour the the pledge and just to see that people pledged so much it's it's very inspiring and amazing

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so yeah it's just the magic of gitcoin coming together and yeah and sharing the common purpose

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um yeah so urbanica uh is an activism school we evolved from being uh just a podcast to becoming

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an immersive activism school uh we are collaborating with david bollier uh one of the greatest authors on

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the commons and we are focusing the uh the school on on activism and giving the people all the tools

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they need to start their own urban commons so uh we teach them the basics of what are the commons and

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what is web3 and what apps they can use how it works uh what is a decentralized mindset and so on so

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it's it's a complete a complete journey um and we are very grateful to to have the help and support of

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david bollier in this in this journey and besides that we were thinking for for a long time how can we

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bring the knowledge that we have and the knowledge that we are building to people in the local communities

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so we are about to start in the following month a trip a five-year trip throughout latin america in a

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school bus to bring the knowledge of what urbanica is doing and what are the commons and what are we

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building because i think we are all the people that are here all the projects that are here we are here

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with the same mission and so we just need people to hear our voices and sometimes we can struggle with

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that because we are in our own bubble something that opened up our eyes a lot was when we were creating

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the first iteration of urbanica we were very lucky to have a local activist in our team and she is a

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super super motivated person she's really like she's been a solar punk for her whole life without

1:46:49 - 1:46:54

needing to to call herself a solar punk you know like she is the definition of a solar punk person

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and uh yeah we were creating the course and we had the this idea of making quizzes uh via um uh

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via the blockchain so you basically solve a quiz you get an nft you um log in with your uh which

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you connect with your wallet and so on and she came to us at the end and says well you know this

1:47:17 - 1:47:25

looks very cool the problem is that i have an iphone that it's a bit older i don't know like my metamask

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doesn't connect and it really pisses me off because i spent like three hours to do this because i want to

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to do it but it's just the technology is a barrier for me so we just adapted and we created a whatsapp

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bot just because it's what's used by people so sometimes a lesson that we learned is just to be

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flexible and even though we might not agree completely with some technologies like whatsapp is

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created by meta we don't really agree with the philosophy but it's it's not about being radical it's

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about reaching a milestone so yeah this is what we are doing we are very excited about what we are

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doing um we also pledged some money to support uh the cause and um yeah we have some um interesting

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updates coming from the pledge uh anna so what do you guess how much do you think we have raised take a

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quick guess before we post the results i was never good at this year too what do i get if i guess

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correctly you owe me a beer uh yeah we will get you all the beers on the house and the green pill festival

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all you have to do is get there ah okay okay good good um well let's say i don't know uh 12 000

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oh okay okay yeah you're clearly not good at this game

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anybody else has a guess 12 000 wow i told you i'm not good she's still in the hangover of what

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happened to refi spring we gotta let her you know be yeah i think yes yeah you know yeah

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well ask anyone else to give a guess you know like i don't want to get all the beers for myself

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who else free beer if you guess the right uh amount before marco posts it marco how much time do we

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have before you post it 25 minutes

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yeah maybe maybe before that uh meanwhile while i'm posting it i can give you like uh 60 seconds

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okay 60 seconds somebody come on look at the last raise and maybe take a small guess let's take a wild guess anybody

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oh no free beers

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i'm down for the few free beers uh one thousand dollars and eighty dollars one thousand and eighty

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let's see let's see let's see what the result is i think it's more

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wait i always forget how to

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pin the the posts ah here it is i think yes we have the final pledge it's not the final one this is the

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latest so we have close to that we still have 20 minutes yeah we've got 20 minutes somebody's got

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to step up and throw in the three dollars now

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well you know okay okay i i pledge three dollars i do i do i do oh i think i should have been smart

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and told like another 500 come on guys you know what maybe somebody comes and makes two donations of

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five thousand so i can get five thousand so i can get the beers that would be awesome

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congratulations it's an amazing result by the way like i'm wow you know

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i'm saying three thousands no but we have already posted in water

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i mean you can maybe you can make it

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you have a guess

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yes i see your hand a little bit just before very fast i'm just want to remind everybody that

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how these two thousand dollar can really change uh the balance for some project because we are asking

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every everybody to please please please with the money you pledge it support small projects support

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the bundles don't go for the big project for the rich project uh the project that has been

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already successful go for the small one and not only inside the climate round but the other two rounds as

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well so let's support the small one and leverage a little bit the quadratic funding and this will make

1:52:23 - 1:52:29

a lot of difference for a lot of people just i want you to add that sinuye you have the mic yeah

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i just planned it for 20 but i'm gonna put like more i'm gonna put a hundred right now any anybody

1:52:39 - 1:52:46

have any that you want to like shill or like any any anybody wants to gain me a little bit i'm super tired

1:52:46 - 1:52:51

um so if anybody wants to just throw me a project i'll just start doing transactions right now

1:52:51 - 1:53:00

yeah i would like to uh vouch for and give a shout out to artist uh and mora and soto i really love

1:53:00 - 1:53:04

the project it would be nice for you to support them then the space as well

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okay

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thank you and i want to add one more small thing because you have just said green peeling the turkey

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something about green peeling the turkey yeah we're gonna have a very exciting announcements very soon

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because we have just started a space uh like a reading club for the green pill book but it's not

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only a reading club uh it's mostly like a circle a gathering space uh where we come together and

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discuss the important concepts about refi about crypto space and most importantly we are trying to

1:53:50 - 1:54:01

practice new coordination games by um practicing meditation practicing some uh communication uh exercises

1:54:01 - 1:54:09

workshops workshops and creating an open space for questions and answers we had just made a test run

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and we're gonna make it official very soon and i'm also a part of it so very excited

1:54:17 - 1:54:25

speaking of green pill uh i think uh it's it's uh we you know like we just recently put out this

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thread speaking about the whole green pill and the green pill festival and we i think we came up with

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it at like 4 a.m in the night like i don't know if you would call it night or early morning and we

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just had kevin okey retweet about it this is going to be huge guys uh we are hoping all of you here in

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the space do tune in and come for this so it's going to have a virtual aspect to it but it will be amazing

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to meet you all in uh real i think it's uh there's so much of bond here i really like to meet all of you in

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in person uh sorry i'm probably a bit hallucinated for the for the 12 hours of marathon did you just

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say that woki retweeted your green pill festival yeah yeah we actually put this tweet up right now

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it's on the jumbo train or tron or whatever you call it yeah i think yeah everyone atlantis right now

1:55:22 - 1:55:28

like oh my god look at this look what just happened with one tweet super excited i think

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we could go for another few hours you know the marathon

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amazing congratulations you are doing a great job and i would like to have kieran on stage where is

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kieran kieran don't be shy just come on stage and share a little bit for us

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kieran's kids are busy at gitcoin work you know while you're here

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there's also carlos i'm inviting people huh carlos hi carlos welcome

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just about the last 20 minutes of the 12 hours marathon i want to shoot your project

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yes

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yes

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i came

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and that's kieran yeah

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tell me guys what's happening i've been listening patiently to everyone talk so far

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so okay kieran now you're here you have to share the how it's been the last two weeks of your life

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oh please uh what now i think we were uh joking around yesterday uh on a call with grido where

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i was telling like this past five years of my life i've been training for this very moment

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but that was only because like i've i've been used to working night shifts in india

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so this time zone for me wasn't uh too hard per se but uh yeah it's been a grind

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uh but yeah i think we have uh really uh supported and uh been a community uh these

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past two weeks uh to really help each other more than uh just benefiting and uh doing just the good

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fight alone so uh i just feel like uh it's such a great opportunity right now that uh we have

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this uh community around us that will support all the decisions all the crazy plans that we

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come up with also and uh i'm just so proud of all of us like we're doing such good jobs

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and we have really put in a really uh great effort this time around and it's showing it's

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finally paying off i feel and yeah all all thanks to the solar punk guild for this uh insane marathon

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that you guys just hosted kudos to all the speakers i'm sorry i couldn't pitch in the way i

1:57:45 - 1:57:50

usually pitch in for spaces but then yeah trust me i was there all 12 hours

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i i had to rob his spot you know and take it over uh but yeah he's been uh actively uh tweeting and

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making these banners in the background and uh i i just really like to thank him uh we have

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some really passionate humans behind atlantis um we see ourselves grow through all of you so it's

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really really great uh we have uh anna from coco uh dove would you like to come up on stage

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hi friends yeah i just wanted to ask you guys um the green pill festival is uh almost happening you

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said it was in march right um i just wanted to ask you um if your guys are looking for uh sponsors

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um like what's the best way to support you guys i understood that there's gonna be like a um

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online part of the event and then on uh on ground so yeah how can we support oh thank you so much for

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that uh generous offer uh but the baby that we have designed this is um it's for people who are like

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talent and builders and climate there's something relevant for founders as well as investors these

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are three buckets that we are trying to answer and everything starts virtually feb 25th and the

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last five days the finale that happens in uh this place called gokarna it's five days on ground

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where we uh spend the first three days really uh hashing on the workshops and hackathon

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so for re5 project founders this is a really great opportunity to come on ground learn natural

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science climate tech or even the different web3 rails that is there and whereas if you are someone

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who's just passionate about climate whether you're a developer writer artist you will have these hackathons

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that you can be part of and in terms of sponsorship we are trying some very different ways to bring

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people in like for the music festival uh we have some uh you know like the folks the likes of budweiser

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and corona these people are already on board so they'll be like getting us some alcohol on the house

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so that's kind of different beverage partners uh in terms of web3 we already have it's an alpha for you

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guys we are in very close uh final stages of conversation with silo uh so they'll be someone that will be

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coming on board uh sponsoring the event uh but it's just the start we are just waiting for gitcoin to

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get over and really start speaking to folks um so uh but anyway uh we are happy to get support from

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everybody maybe we will have some offline conversations around this and maybe you can see

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what best way you want to whether you want to sponsor a track or you want to sponsor a particular event

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event or just the whole uh festival as a whole um we can talk about it i think it'd be amazing to have

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all of you actually take part and try to come for this event uh it'd be really amazing all of you

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really passionate founders people can feed off your energy and uh investors are going to be there

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they're going to lurk around looking for projects that need funding so yeah uh yeah that's that's what i

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got to say anna i think we'll probably have did i get drugged yeah a little bit uh yeah i wanted to

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well first of all congratulations for the twitter walkie big stuff really uh a good ending of a very

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good day and uh i wanted to share since we have uh about 10 minutes before giving the stage

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to carlos i wanted to to say that we have the very few last minute to give the pledge so if you have not

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pledged yet you can do that and in a matter of 10 minutes before closing the event we will have the

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final banner that is the final result of our marathon and then uh since uh it's becoming a

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tradition that in an event we propose something else i was just thinking imagine that to next time

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during next grants maybe in april if you can do this marathon but uh we can do another one of 12 hours

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because we'll be boring we can make one of 24 hours and we can see sunset and sunrise in the different

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part of the world so uh we sort of take the uh how you say the torch marco help me the like in in the

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olympics you bring the torch and so yeah we'll see the rising of the sun and make a whole turn around

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the the hurt and we will stay together as a community and we'll jam for 24 hours what do you think

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debate are you just proposing a 24 hour marathon right now exactly

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you know now you all know who comes up with the craziest ideas among all of us

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now you have the culprit caught red-handed

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i think uh in the spirit of this uh amazing space uh we would also like to pledge another hundred dollars

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from atlantis as well um so yeah uh we'll be putting it into the bundles and really support them

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i think we have jimmy's back

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no that was me okay yeah i was just thinking how did how did jimmy just wake up to that message

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anyway i didn't uh you said okay i pledged a hundred dollars but it was just a distraction

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so what do you think about the 24 hours marathon marco here too anna everybody

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you should propose again something like this so here to donate 100 more

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i'm gonna respond to this after i get some sleep yeah let's talk about it tomorrow

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good good as got bit by the jimmy pill

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no i think it's a great idea but maybe it would be interesting to include uh like instead of organizing

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like uh just the solar punk guild like involve other organizations and other people and like

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make it as a sort of event maybe co-hosted by different groups like i don't know solar punk guild

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the community managers guild regions unite whatever but like co-hosted by a group of people then it's doable

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together

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yeah this will be amazing and so you have not to be awake for 24 hours yeah yeah let's do something

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like like that of course you have to be awake 24 hours you will just have some help to do the

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you know to do the whole thing

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okay so we think about that and uh we start planning we have a couple of months of planning

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consider that this marathon was organized in 10 days so having like 60 days sounds amazing

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yeah and uh the last nine minutes with carlos i don't know if you can hear us carlos i think you're a speaker

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hey thank you so much thank you nine minutes is way too much for me to take up i just want to say

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thank you to everyone i want to give a big shout out to all the spaces organizers all the

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gitcoin team if anyone here is is present uh it's been another interesting ride through a grant round

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and it's amazing seeing so much camaraderie come up through through the grantees and i'm just really

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excited to see what happens next you know i think we get really caught up and i'll speak for myself i get

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really caught up in the shilling and creating memes for you know quadratic funding and and all these

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things your passport and uh we kind of forget about the the impact that all of us are still working on

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while we're doing all of this promoting during the gitcoin grant rounds so i'm excited to to do some

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like retroactive posts about what what's been going on with web3beats in the last couple of weeks

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because i didn't want that to get um i don't know overshadowed by the amazing memes

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so yeah i'm really excited to see what the rest of the projects have have to serve up for for you know

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the next few months and see how those funds are being impacted it's something that makes me feel really

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good uh afterwards you know knowing that the the amounts you know the small amounts that we're donating

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it just gets amplified and allows for all of us to really build and and deliver impact in in our

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regions so it's really cool i'm really looking forward to seeing what everyone else has has to

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show for for the work and uh you know hopefully we start seeing more projects uh interacting in between

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rounds as well and and really making those crossovers and figuring out where where the the synergies are and

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how we can add value to each other and uh yeah that's that's all i'm i'm done with shilling because

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i'm very close to that tattoo marker that my wife is really unhappy about so i really wanted to see

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that tattoo now i mean it's it's only 90 away so it's possible but uh let's let's put some uh yeah i

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think tomorrow the entire day we all are going to just chill tattoo for carlos that's it hey so okay

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i i i i said i wasn't gonna show but i will throw this out there i would love to start experimenting in

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between these rounds with some proposals for grant for the donors to help vote on right so we do a lot

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of things where we're just running and gunning and figuring out what we're doing and where we think

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the next you know opportunity to create value is but i thought it'd be really interesting and

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actually this came i don't know if it was irto or uh i don't i think it was atlantis actually from the

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atlantis account that came or it said can we can we design the tattoo from the donors and i said no

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you know but i would love for you to help me decide how the funding gets spent so i think that's a great

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opportunity for for my project individually for for yeah i think i think we'll put our heads together

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and figure out something really wonderful for you to pull off uh in honduras what do you say yeah that

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would be amazing i would love for for feedback on how the funds are best spent and i think the people

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contributing these funds are the best people to to get that feedback from so yeah i would love i would

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love to make that happen thank you all thank you carlos and everyone uh carlos again amazing project

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and get going if you haven't supported please go um extremely active on ground champion

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carlos did you already choose the design for the tattoo

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well the i i was thinking that the gitcoin logo with like just the g kind of looks like a c so i

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could say it's like carlos but i also thought i might just do one of the bots you know from the

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kudos uh i'm not i'm not really sure what direction that's going to go in i'm 90 90 contributions away

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from that so i feel pretty safe but you never know what can happen in a day so we'll have a conversation

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about that i want to suggest a qr code of the of your grant

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come on so you can keep shielding your project when you're around

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yeah that's actually a great idea yeah and carlos never underestimate the power of coordination

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so don't go what if what if the tattoo is what if the tattoo just says ask me about quadratic funding

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four minutes to the end of this marathon marco do we have a last update or anybody want to make

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a very last minute pledge to close our beautiful marathon

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uh oh we have a last minute update i can do it wait

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kiran's gonna mute all of you soon so let's give him some extra surprise he's already in the works for

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the final banner probably need him to have a small surprise to be thrown in come on godo he's already

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muted his call he doesn't even know this is happening now

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amazing

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and i i i remind me while we make the last minute calculation i remind everybody that

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the center of our crazy marathon 12 hour of marathon was to support a small project and bundles and try to

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uh come together to uh come together uh not only celebrating the end of a very uh amazing

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get come around that's around but also uh through a pledge uh trying to support uh other projects

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small project and bundle in particular so we started pledging this morning and uh we are now now

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marco will update us with the last uh pledge and the total uh of the pledges that we will give

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uh the our let's say our collective gift to the gitcoin grants space ready three two one here you have it

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did that was the right one oh you didn't not yet at least come on it's the last one

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are you serious i see it

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well twitter's been a really really uh twitter's been trying to purge our spirits where is it

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i can see it two thousand one hundred and seventy seven dollar or die has been west appointed

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underbind so great result congratulations to everybody yeah

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of everyone great stuff we're glad that we could support all the bundles and the projects that are

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upcoming uh with much needed efforts you know to keep them fuel enough for the next gitcoin

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i think we have coco and dove in to chip in on something feel free to step in yeah guys i just

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wanted to take a minute to thank you um for making this possible like i've been on and off uh these 12

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hours and i um yeah i love feeling you guys so close and being able to listen to amazing projects

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uh share like our projects are our difficulties and uh seeing that we're all here in the same mission

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is is really amazing i um it fills me up with hope and um a lot of intention and yeah like really wanted to

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do um a lot of stuff to actually like uh execute our our project so yeah thank you so much for for the

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time and for the amazing um vibes that you guys have here again i super fan of the solar punk um

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lifestyle um i think that i i was missing that that sense of you know that this is also an opportunity

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to have fun and it's also an opportunity to have a vision and uh to involve art and um festivals and

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um yeah all this nomadism uh lifestyle um because yeah it can it can get um like sad or dumbest uh

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when you see i mean data and all that's happening um so yeah i think you guys have uh really hit the

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nail in this one um you know if you see like the the road of the the hero map and um all these theories i

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i mean you guys have like all the elements so i'm i'm feeling like very very fortunate to be part of

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the community and um hope to like yeah keep supporting as much as we can and yeah thank you again

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thank you and um yeah we did it one minute after midnight well can't stop talking but you know

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thank you so much everybody was really amazing was uh even better than uh what we imagined when we

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proposed the space so it was really good good 12 hours good very good 12 hours of my life and uh yeah

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thank you so much yeah thanks for that thanks for those great uh 12 hours guys it was really wonderful

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yeah thank you everyone that stayed until the end thank you sino thank you coco mora so many people

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ben also came back thank you so much everyone all to susie and um yeah want to continue another hour

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like this wasn't mentioned in my jd you know so no no no no no i'm literally i'm literally picking up

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the wine bottle as we speak so come on bro it's it's 4 30 a.m isd wow come on i'm not kidding

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honestly it's 4 30. you know the best the best things ever of this space is jimmy that is sleeping

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but yeah you know you know what we should we should let we should all go out just let the space

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continue he wakes up he's the only one in the space no no i i just feel yeah he deserves the right to

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be how he is today because he's had a very long uh day and uh yeah

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we'll go easy for now yeah guys thank you thank you so much see you for the 24 hours

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marathon yep see you never grido bye bye thank you bye bye good night guys everyone have a great day

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thank you so much

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thank you so much

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