We're live joined by Peter Quinnonez.

As is always the case, typically when you have an interesting guess,

you start recording a podcast before you actually hit record.

And we're just talking about the competency crisis and how little knowledge is being passed on and

Peter I was explaining my experience in the Bitcoin mining world.

That experience started in the oil and gas field and helped start a company called Great American Mining and we helped oil and gas operators mitigate their flare gas by mining Bitcoin.

So you bring on generators, data centers, the machines, take the

gas, great electricity, produce Bitcoin. But that experience led me to become

particularly close with a lot of people in the wheel and gas industry.

And that's one thing that they highlighted is due to all the subsidies for wind and solar

and the disincentivization to go get a petrochemical engineering degree.

The amount of knowledge that is not being passed down within the oil and gas sector alone

is nauseating.

There is, we are within a generation of losing a lot of critical knowledge that

allowed us to get to this point in human history.

Is it even that it's we're not progressing I mean listen to a lot of

a lot of tech guys and they say that in order for what is coming with AI and as fast as AI is

growing really the only way we're going to be able to power it is through nuclear.

I mean we're just to be able to power it as through nuclear.

I mean, we're just going to have to go completely nuclear. And you know, there are, there are cleaner ways of doing it. I've heard of what's it called Salt Thoram or

Dorian Salt Reactors. Yeah. I've heard this for six seven years now and

it's just something that has to be done and you this goes to politics to regime in charge this this regime that we've been living under since the 1930s just doesn't want that.

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