I go pretty regularly, I talk to people in the labs.

It's pretty consistent what they're saying.

We keep discovering new predictable scaling laws,

and we don't see a point where this trajectory stops.

Half of global GDP that was not an addressable market before is now an addressable market.

Where this leads is that you kind of have to be the best version of yourself

and figuring out what you want to get out of all of this,

assuming that we have kind of world historical superpowers right at our fingertips.

In a way, we do have those amazing machines today.

And yet a lot of people don't feel they get an opportunity to express themselves in the best way.

So there is something that is not about the technology that gets in the way that construct a sort of consumptive takeer, not maker culture.

It does take some like activation energy to say like, give in abundance.

How can I go experience a world in a different way than I could have before?

I think this is like a real challenge.

Instead of like a have and have not to say know thyself and know thyself not or do and do nots.

You talked about there

being a startup in every one of these physical industries that we've ignored. Name an old company

that's 50 years old, that is worth over $100 billion market cap. And there's now a credible

startup going to attack and hopefully rebuild better using technology and a role doing, you know,

really interesting stuff and events of being a modern prime. Obviously, SpaceX, the modern launch company. But I think there's

that for like everything. Physical hard things made out of atoms, they have a visceral, tangible

quality. And it's amazing to see the entrepreneurial community start to care about that.

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