Look, we aren't really here to talk about the technology industry.

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We shouldn't explain.

If you haven't been on Quora, it's pretty much like woman smashes glass bridge with

Boulder, the website.

Everything on there is a different made up terrorist event that you have to navigate through.

Oh, yeah.

I love the way people ask questions on Quora.

It's very like, like people will ask the sort of questions like a four-year-old would ask.

Like, who would win in a fight out of China and America?

And then people who claim to have like a PhD will go about answering this question seriously.

I'm like, incredible website.

It's a major dopamine rush for people who need to have their accreditation validated.

So like, but if you've done some kind of like security work, you can log in and be like,

I'm actually an operator myself.

Ghosts are real.

They're a persistent threat.

I've seen many of them myself and I've dispatched a few. But the difference also is that it's a website for writing, right? So like a lot of those guys are then like, and you should read my book. And by my book. Police officer fights ghosts. There's 400 pages I've written on this already. Yeah, I mean, what I also noticed when I did Quarators, I don't know, Milo said, have you guys done Quariters? I have, yeah, a long time ago. Yeah. So when I did Quarators, I also noticed that a lot of the questions seem to be like people setting up erotic fiction for others to participate in. This is correct. And it does get kind of ruined half the time because it is an open format website.

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