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I believe last year was the disruption of the music industry.

This year is the disruption of the film industry. This year is the disruption of the film industry.

Next year and the year after, who knows what is going to be disrupted.

So there's when a disruption happens, and then there is the after effects, the byproducts of the disruption.

And oftentimes a technology will create a disruption that

ends up getting realized, you know, years later, right? So the invention of the internet was a

disruption that the ripple effect is even present. Blockchain and creation of Bitcoin,

there's the ripple effect of that disruption. So there's

the seed of disruption, and then there's the realized forest of that disruption. And maybe disruption

is not necessarily the best word to use, but when something is paradigm shifting, it disrupts what we know, how we think about things, our

activities of life.

And so I was thinking about AI and machine learning and robotics and blockchain and crypto and

Web3 and all these things.

I've been thinking about this for a long time.

The revolution started last year in music, the ability to prompt something into an engine,

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