42:35 And we simply don't have good reasons to be fearful about all of this. You know, sometimes I'll be asked, you know, why are people so fearful about sea level rise? Well, I used to live in South Florida. I was 8 feet above sea level, 15 miles from the beach, and I thought, oh, this is great. I'll have beachfront property and the price of my house will go way up high.
09:53 In fact, in Israel and South Africa, they have big desalination plants to make sure they have enough fresh water because not everyone has huge aquifers. So maybe a better use of the navies. I mean, I'm not sure it's the role of navy, but maybe a better use use of the government's, funding for saltwater stuff is to get big desalination plants going so we don't run out of water every year in California, and they have to ration water. The other thing, what really, you know, I don't know if it disturbs me because I just think it's so unrealistic, but let's say they really did start ejecting the saltwater into the atmosphere on a massive, massive scale. Does anybody else have concerns that when it falls back to the earth, you know, if the salt falls back to the earth, it will it will make vast portions of the earth, you know, bad for plants?