Hey, this is Nivey. You're listening to the Naval podcast for the first time in recorded history.

We are not at the same location. I am actually walking around town and Naval might be doing the same,

so there might be some ambient noise, but we are going to try hard to remove that with AI and some good audio engineering.

Podcast recording is so stilted because it's like you have to sit down and you schedule something,

this giant mic pointing in your face, and it's not casual, it makes it just less authentic,

more practiced, more rehearsed.

I get that it produces maybe higher quality audio and video, but I feel like it produces

lower quality conversation.

And we all know brains run better when they're being locomoted and you're moving around.

We're just going for walks.

Absolutely.

My brain is powered by my legs.

I pulled out some tweets from Naval on the topic of AI.

We want to talk a little bit about AI and hopefully talk about it in a more timeless

manner, but I think some of it's going to be non-timeless content.

Before we jump into the tweets, do you want to say anything about what you're doing with your time or what

you're doing at Impossible? Not really. We're working on a very difficult project. That's why it's

called Impossible with an amazing team. And it's really exciting building something again. It's

very pure starting over from the bottom. And that's all with day one. I guess I just wasn't satisfied being an

investor and I certainly don't want to be a philosopher or just a media personality or a commentator

because I think people would just talk too much and don't do anything. They haven't encountered

reality. They haven't gotten feedback. The harsh feedback for free markets are from physics

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