It is a special call for us today. We have a new member of our team. Say hello, Greg Williams.

Hi, everyone. Great to be here. So what's it about briefly exponential view that made you feel it was the right next step?

In a world where a lot of news, a lot of culture, a lot of journalism, a lot of content,

forgive me for saying that word in some ways, it has come commodified. And I think being able

to think clearly, despite all the noise, despite all the signals that we're all getting

every single day, is hugely valuable. And I think EV delivers that in spades.

I've been a long-time reader and subscriber to EV.

I can't remember what year I started,

but I remember vividly kind of getting your Sunday newsletter

probably around sort of like 2013, 2014, I'd imagine. And it just really striking me is that

there's something very, very interesting going on here. And it delighted me. And I just was seeing

the world in a kind of like a new way. And it was whimsical as well, which I really, really

enjoyed. Most publications you get information from, but EV is unique,

in my view, because it actually changes the way how I think through ideas. I love the way

the way you guys are interrogating and thinking through your own hypotheses and how you'll always

act to try and at some point offer the reader a framework, a way of

being able to work through something that's complex that needs, you know, rigorous sort of thought

and application. So, you know, what I very quickly realized when you and I were talking,

and obviously I've seen this in the work as well, is those frameworks, the research is

underpinned by these really world-class capabilities and, you know, incredible data tools

that you and the team have built. And I have to say in the time that I've been working with the team,

just seeing the way that you're building and the capabilities that you have just come

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