This is an episode about a theory:

Environmental problems don't exist out there, but inside of us. 

We come to see problems in the world when our expectations about how the world should work are not met.

Our expectations about how the world should work are shaped by the myths — the patterns of understanding we unconsciously use to understand the world — that live inside of us.

And therefore situations we call "problems" arise when our myths fail to explain it, and conflicts often arise over environmental problems when myths are divergent and unrecognized.