Is Arizona still habitable? The answer is yes, because we're all built during these times when it was extremely hot and dry. If you have eight or nine billion people, a hundred million people over a space of 20 years are for, are forced to move. And, but 1.3 billion people gain electricity at that time. I mean, how do you balance all that? I don't know.
This week Adam welcomes an author whose book blew his mind more than perhaps any other. Americans are typically taught that prior to the arrival of European settlers, indigenous communities were sparsely populated, lacked technology, and did little to shape the natural landscape. But as this week’s guest Charles C. Mann’s 1491 tells Adam, the most recent research reveals that the American indigenous civilizations were sophisticated, dynamic, and massively populated. Purchase his books 1491 and 1493 at http://factuallypod.com/books.
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