We ended up with the COVID and the whole world suffered.

We did a phenomenal job.

I don't think we got the credit we deserved.

We did something that Operation Warpspeed, which some people say was one of the greatest military feats ever.

We did a great job. Use our military, use a lot of people.

I think the movement towards tokenization,

decimalization is necessary.

It's ironic that we see two emerging countries leading the world

in the tokenization and digitization of their currency.

That's Brazil and India. I think we need to move very rapidly

to doing that. We would be reducing fees. We would do more democratization by reducing more

fees if we had all investments on a tokenized platform that you can move from a tokenized

money market fund to equities and bonds and back and forth.

We have one common blockchain.

We will, you know, we could reduce corruption.

So I would argue that, yes, we have more dependencies on maybe one blockchain, which we could all talk about.

But that being said, activities are probably processed and more secure

than ever before.

You know, I told the person who runs the NHS West Streeter, if they use AI properly, that

alone might get them reelected because the current citizen expectation that the NHS waiting

lists will be cleared and that they'll have cheerful doctors who don't feel overloaded.

You know, there's zero expectation for that and yet

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