Fossil fuels have historically played a crucial role in energy transitions, such as moving away from whale oil in the 1800s.

ATP is essential for any activity that requires energy, and our muscles and neurons utilize different fuel sources to generate ATP, including phosphocreatine for short, intense efforts and glucose for longer durations.

To mobilize fat, you need to break the bond between glycerol and fatty acids, a process facilitated by the enzyme lipase, allowing fatty acids to enter the bloodstream for energy use.

Exercise is essential for improving mitochondrial health, as it increases the number and function of mitochondria, which are crucial for energy production in muscles.

To sustain life on the moon, we're working on using lunar resources to manufacture commodities, including solar cells and extracting oxygen from lunar regolith.

We need to embrace all forms of energy and stop creating artificial demand that restricts the use of abundant natural gas and propane, which are more efficient for heating and cooking.

Energy abundance is crucial for driving priorities at home, especially for AI, as we currently lack enough electricity to support its growth.

If you're constantly in emergency mode, your body draws from vital resources, converting energy into chemistry for perceived threats, leaving no energy for growth and repair.

We need to focus on developing advanced technologies like fusion and carbon capture that currently do not exist but are crucial for a better future.