] How Agriculture is the current system that she is trying to change.

] How Most of what we think as natural is actually human controlled. Especially in USA.

] Great power and responsibilities, and her thoughts on looking at externalities in systems that people tend to miss, and donuts economics.

] The repercussions of not being responsible with our environment and a fun anecdote about Admiral Nelson and trees, and how successful companies tend to emulate nature and it's characteristics.

] Changes in our brain over our evolution and how thinking bigger can be very beneficial.

] What life was like as a female founder for her and how she interacted with people.

] Channeling Steve Jobs, but giving credit where it's due.

] Her experiences being compromising in vision vs being focused on what she wanted to do.

] What are GMOs actually like,  how they are not like stapling an apple to a pear, and how she got into geoengineering.

] Theseus Ship and her thoughts on the ships relationship to the observer.

] Editing the Germ line and how it's analogous to a generational ship (Aurora by Kim).

] How often things swap DNA and horizontal transfer.

] Where she got started and how she developed over the years,

] Societies needing to accept innovation and how to help encourage adoption with a fun example of how people fought hand washing in ancient (modern ?) times.

] How not to get society to accept your innovation and findings, and Keira's thoughts on data and setting up strong narratives.

] How we can be supportive of her missions and other missions, get informed, and then get involved, and the analogy of seeing problems with a hammer instead of a toolbox.

] Her thoughts on tools and toolboxes in societies, and an example of developing plants to detect landmines vs more effective methods.