We start with a simple question: do we really need diesel fuel to power our future? At first glance, it’s a question about the blue economy, about ships and how we move goods. But look a little closer, and it’s actually a question about where evolution and technology are taking us as a whole. It’s about how our human nature and our sense of what’s profitable and sustainable are all evolving together.

As we move from the old world of combustion fuels into a future of renewable energy and AI, we realize that this isn’t just about doing the “right thing” in some abstract sense. Instead, it’s about understanding that the easiest, most logical, and yes, the most profitable answers naturally align with a more peaceful, cooperative world. History might have framed human nature as competitive or driven by old challenges, but the truth is that as we gain new opportunities—like the global response to a pandemic—we see that humanity is capable of incredible cooperation and positive evolution. In that sense, our shift away from diesel and old fuels is just one piece of a larger story: a story where nature, through technology and human ingenuity, becomes more sentient and aligned with its own best interests. And those best interests? They’re all about a future where peace and prosperity are simply the most logical outcomes. So yes, it all fits together: the evolution away from combustion fuels is really just a reflection of a bigger, inevitable optimism.