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Hi, everyone. Welcome to the A6 and Z podcast.

Today we're talking about a really interesting trend, Neutropics.

It's basically supplements that people can take to enhance their cognitive performance.

And we're talking about the broader trend, as well as how it connects to other movements like

the quantified self, biohacking, whether an argument can be made that we can compare what's

happening now to what happened

with the early days of personal computing at the Home Brew Club and whether the same thing will happen

here. To host this conversation, we brought the founders of NutroBox, which develops,

manufacturers, and distributes prepackaged neutropics, which are currently in the form of pills

for baseline cognition, staying awake, and sleeping. Okay, and moderating this

discussion today will be A16 and Z's Kyle Russell. Hi, everyone. I'm Kyle Russell. I'm a partner

on the deal and research team here at A16NZ, where I focus on virtual reality, augmented reality,

drones, crypto, and other categories that my colleagues roll up into something we call the weird stuff.

I'm also joined by my colleague Saku, who also works on a lot of the same topics here at A16Z,

as well as Jeff Wu and Michael Brandt, co-founders of NeutroBox.

Just so that our listeners can attach a voice to a name, would you guys like to introduce yourselves and get started?

Thanks, Kyle.

I'm Jeffrey Wu, co-founder and get started? Thanks, Kyle. I'm

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