Alright, do you want to do some follow-up?

Okay, sounds great.

Is hardly any, is there any today?

Kind of, not really.

Yeah, I'm lumping something that probably isn't by the strictest definition follow-up into follow-up.

And that is after our discussion about what comes after Objective-C.

A lot of people have come out of the woodwork and said,

Hey guys, have you seen this Wolfram language thing?

That's going to be the next big thing.

That will replace Objective-C, and it's not.

So, anything else?

It is pretty cool though.

Oh, it's cool as hell.

I have no idea what I would use it for if anything.

I think I'm not smart enough to use it actually, but it's really cool.

I mean, all kidding aside, it is very, very cool,

but it's serving a completely different purpose.

And I don't see a mechanism by which that's going to be the way in which we build apps.

And of course, somebody will say to us,

Oh, well, but didn't you watch the whole video?

They had sliders on there, and other UI elements and blah, blah, blah.

Yeah, but that's not really the point.

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