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Jake Muise

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  1. “So post Western contact when they didn't have a written language prior to, but post Western contact, they became the most literate society in a matter of like 50 years. I think 93 to 94% of the entire population could read and write. And in doing so, they created hundreds and hundreds of newspapers. Like she shows me newspapers where like there's a picture of like a drawn picture of a zebra like, oh, this thing is from Africa. It was extraordinary the level of information that they had. And I think they were also in understanding their place post-Western contact and how quickly their populations were declining, they were using it as this historical record. And so they were just writing everything down. And so what she helps to do is only 2% of those newspapers have been translated. 98% of what could be like their culture is sitting in these newspapers.”

    2023-06-21 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #678: Jake Muise — The Relentless Pursuit of Innovation, Quality, and Meaning · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  2. “I mean, first and foremost, a mother of three amazing children, a brilliant person all around, funny, smart, beautiful, but she is a genealogist and a bit of a historian, and she helps A, she guides a lot of culture within what we do, but she has such an in-depth understanding of our place. She'd be somebody amazing to have on if you ever wanted to really dig in. But she's just this anchor for me personally and professionally to. How we should be operating in this place.”

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  3. “And you can see it when you look at topal maps or Google Earth. You can see they used to be joined. So that's when we were deciding on a name. We didn't know where management might take us, but AccessDR are located on those three islands. So we landed at Maui Nui as kind of the name.”

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  4. “Maui Nui refers to the three islands of Maui Molokai and Lenai. And epochs ago they used to be joined. They used to be one giant island.”

    2023-06-21 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #678: Jake Muise — The Relentless Pursuit of Innovation, Quality, and Meaning · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  5. “Have like these lava bombs going off, and these two flows, and it was, but a really cool experience in that community. Like there was this celebration when everything for months had been just a lot of loss.”

    2023-06-21 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #678: Jake Muise — The Relentless Pursuit of Innovation, Quality, and Meaning · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  6. “And it was soaked, and all of that water, it just instantly vaporized, and it looked like the whole thing was essentially on fire for a second. So we come out and like I see all of the water reaper clear and I'm like, oh, thank God. And come down, land that animal gets out, walks away, happy as can be. And then I think we got like seven or eight more that day before they kind of shut us down and got a little crazy. And we ended up getting all 50 animals out of that place and happened to be one of the most intense moments of my life, certainly maybe not the most dangerous, but I thought we were in a lot of trouble for that one. But it was just such a viscerally intense scenario.”

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  7. “I'm going to jail, something terrible is going to happen to us. This thing is over. And we gain elevation and we start to come out over the flow. And I'm looking down. I'm like, oh, God, and I had forgotten that it was pouring rain”

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  8. “So he gets this cow off the ground and he's moving at it like a good speed, and we're picking up a little bit of elevation, and I can see like the lava flow coming at 500 yards, 400 yards, 300 yards. And we hit the flow and it's like somebody kicked us in the nuts. We just went straight up in the air. There was so much heat coming off the flow. And I looked down to see what was happening to the cow because... The cow is a hundred feet lower than us. And this cow swings out and then as it passes over the top of the flow, all we see is just smoke. And I thought the head of Peter is sitting down here watching.”

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  9. “We're going to ride the thermals up with this cow underneath us, and it should give us a big enough boost we'll have enough elevation and then like we'll be able to get down to the corral system. It's crazy enough.”

    2023-06-21 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #678: Jake Muise — The Relentless Pursuit of Innovation, Quality, and Meaning · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  10. “For people. It's crazy. And he goes to pick up the first cow, grabs the first cow, does it all right, and then he goes to lift and he's like, oh, this might be too heavy. I have my sulfur dioxide, like I have my monitor on. Like, we're not supposed to get on the ground. Net is attached to the helicopter, and he's like, What do we do? And I was like, We'll give it another tug, see if you can get it off the ground. So he gives it another tug and he gets a little bit off the ground. And I'm like, okay, can we head downhill and you can get some elevation? He's like, here's what we're going to do. We're going to use the heat from the lava flow to give us a boost.”

    2023-06-21 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #678: Jake Muise — The Relentless Pursuit of Innovation, Quality, and Meaning · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  11. “It's this huge thing. There had been so much loss already. They had lost that entire community, hundreds of homes gone, and there had been so much loss and it's the community was kind of starting to gather around this idea of these things that were left behind, we could actually get them and get there in the morning, we get all set up, get dialed in with the pilot. He had actually never done it before, but it was the only helicopter big enough that we could pick up those particular cows. Name is Calvin Dorn. He's just an absolute legend. So we fly out first thing in the morning, like heading towards Fissure 8. It's fountaining 200 feet in the air. Like there's lava bombs that look like they're going at the height of the helicopter. The cows are trapped right underneath it. There's video this. We can”

    2023-06-21 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #678: Jake Muise — The Relentless Pursuit of Innovation, Quality, and Meaning · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  12. “And ended up like doing our due diligence. It was pretty safe to do. But long story short, we got them all out. But the first couple of days were so intense. And we're driving out there in the morning. It literally looks like Mordor, like the flow is creating its own weather system. It's raining. It's dark. It's a two-mile flow. So it's like lighting up the entire area in like dark red and you're driving towards it and you're thinking, oh, and you're passing all these National Guards and you're just like, this doesn't seem like a great idea on your way out. And we get all loaded up in the morning. The head of Peter's there.”

    2023-06-21 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #678: Jake Muise — The Relentless Pursuit of Innovation, Quality, and Meaning · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  13. “We were previously using it to try and get cows out of high elevation critical watershed areas. Where they were causing extensive damage. So they get a hold of us, they run us through what they want us to do. Of course, I had to like sit down on the team and say, like, do you want to try and rescue cows over a 20 mile per hour lava flow? And I think one of the guys turned over and he's like, we would get to be a lava cowboy. And I was like, oh, man. Who's going to say no to that one?”

    2023-06-21 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #678: Jake Muise — The Relentless Pursuit of Innovation, Quality, and Meaning · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  14. “Well, kind of. And we had happened about a year ago to develop the first of its kind live capture net system that with a helicopter, you can essentially pick up cows live and get them out of there. So if you can imagine a cone-shaped net With a 20 foot diameter frame on the bottom, and it's hanging from a hundred foot line below a helicopter. And so helicopter is moving and this net is kind of flowing back and forth and you place the net over the cow. And then there's a switch at the top of the cone. And there's two lines. And then as the animal tries to move outside, you let the first switch go at the top of the cone. And the net basically falls on top of it. And you just pick up the frame. And it's essentially sitting in a big bag, evenly distributed. And then you fly it out.”

    2023-06-21 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #678: Jake Muise — The Relentless Pursuit of Innovation, Quality, and Meaning · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  15. “Simmer. No, it was 20, I think they said it was 26,000 cubic meters of lava per minute. It was absurd. It was like one of the fastest moving flows Rancher did his best job to get the majority of his cows out, but there are 50 plus animals trapped between these two lava flows”

    2023-06-21 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #678: Jake Muise — The Relentless Pursuit of Innovation, Quality, and Meaning · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  16. “It's now gone, unfortunately. So, anyway, Fissure 8 starts erupting, it splits into two, and it basically cuts off a several thousand acre area homes people, and this lava flow is moving very quickly, 20 miles an hour. So within a 24-hour period, it was about three miles up the coast, like it's moving slower at the front, but like essentially cuts off this entire area. and feds arrive right away there start helicoptering people and different people out people plants pets whatever people are holding deer and then a cattle rancher had been cut off and there was still 50 plus animals left between these two flows and you can imagine like it looked like mordor on the ground like they're like sulfur was terrible there was lava bonds the fissure was constantly spewing at about 100 to 200 Hundred feet Yeah. It's not”

    2023-06-21 · The Tim Ferriss Show · #678: Jake Muise — The Relentless Pursuit of Innovation, Quality, and Meaning · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT

  17. “In 2018. Fissure started erupting on the East Rift zone on the big island. And it was an area that was a lava zone previously, but had since been built over. So lots of homes. There was this beautiful area called Copoho, which had amazing hot pools and tide pools.”

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