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Speaker 1: I'm always asking questions, and the reason why is because

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the fund begins when you start researching for answers such as,

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if what we do today affects the next seven generations,

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how will we ever know the total impact? Plus what

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would life be like without a clock? I'm arrow, a

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daily writer, a silent wolf. I stand on the sidelines

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and do nothing but watch, listen, study, then activate. I

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happen to call it the daily Mess, a chronological walk

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through an everyday world. Yeah, it's my morning pages. As

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a receiver of thoughts and ideas, we as people tend

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to throw things to the side because we think we're

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going to deal with it later on. When a subject

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arrives inside of me, I know it's time to dig in.

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It's still keeping that daily journal, but by doing the research,

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the picture becomes clearer. This is the daily Mess. I

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live by the word of a mantra with weight that's digestible,

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but without proof. If what we do today affects the

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next seven generations, how will we ever know the total impact?

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The idea comes from what's called the seventh generation principle.

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It's meant not as a literal scientific law, but more

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of a guiding ethic of responsibility and foresight. It's designed

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to encourage us to think long term about sustainability, fairness,

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and care. There are a lot of truths in living

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a life based on it affecting the next seven generations. Environmentally,

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the way we use resources, pollute or protect our ecosystem

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number two. Socially and culturally, we can have an impact

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on the next seven generations. The systems we're building, family, education,

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and community. And there's always health involved, diets, stress, and toxins.

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Doctor Fandetty looked at me with disbelief when I didn't

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really go into what he was saying medically speaking, he said, Hey,

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you had this heart attack because of those long before you.

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It's in your family history the next seven generations. What

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you decide today will be part of their decision seven

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generations from now. Hey, coming up next. Have you ever

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thought about it? What would life be like without a clock? Hey,

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welcome back to the Daily Mess. I'm always watching time. Yeah,

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I'm a time freak. Everything I do was planned out

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and almost never spur the moment. What would life be

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like without a clock? Science says we would readjust by

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reading the sun, the moon, and natural rhythms. Such as roosters, shadows,

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and sound that's consistently bouncing off certain objects that are

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right there in front of us, or they've cooled off

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beyond us. Without a clock, the world of business would

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change from sun up to sundown is how people would

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do their jobs. Travel conditions would collapse without a clock,

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mainly because there would be no way to measure a

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rival and departure times. As for the world of science, wow,

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almost null and void. It depends on the atomic clock,

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which is connected to the internet, smartphones and all things

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that involve navigation. Well, what about people if we didn't

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have clocks, what would our lives be like? Well, we

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would survive and be very happy because the thought of

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ever being late would be because the thought of being

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late would be over. But that's not the reality. The

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entire planet runs on a clock. We need that tick

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and that talk. I'm maryl and that's the daily mess.