LukeNukem93

I recently took a road trip from Indianapolis to Jackson Hole (Came into the state on I-80 from Nebraska). As someone from the most densely populated state in the US, I was astonished at how spread out all of the people in WY were and how entire towns were just a 1/2 mile of road. It's definitely a different way of living than what I am used to. So my question is, what are your and your families reactions going to more densely populated areas? I saw a comment you made about how trees have made you claustrophobic but what about being around so many people?

Given that you mentioned the Higgs Boson discovery - there hasn't been a fundamental particle physics discovery since the Higgs in 2012 despite the fact that the center of mass energy of LHC collisions went from 8 TeV to 13 TeV. Additionally, the final proton-proton collision for the next three years occurred last week. What are you thoughts on the future of particle physics if we don't find anything in the 2016-2018 data?

Hey Mike! I went to the same high school as you. As Dom was picking up steam 3 or 4 years ago, someone asked your old video teacher (Saks) what his thought were on your success on Youtube. Unfortunately, from what I heard, his response was something along the lines of you being a sellout, not using your skills to make art, etc. Have you talked to him since? How much of an influence did he have on you?

I didn't realize Kawhi Leonard played trumpet