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So I want to talk about when our privacy started getting away from us.

And why, maybe why is it even important that we have privacy?

Now, I might be one of those people that think everybody's listening to everything anyway.

So if you've got nothing to hide, what's the big deal?

This is not just you kind of sitting around a garage and thinking, hey, I want to make sure

nobody's listening to me.

You've got a long history of building supercomputers that really big companies that people

have heard of have used, right?

That's right.

I've got almost 40 years of experience building the computers that run the internet,

whether it's the signal that you send from your phone through radio signals,

through internet cable, all of that feeds into a big data warehouse or a central exchange system, all of that is piped and addressed to where it needs to go.

So my whole background has been the designing and the deployment of those systems.

But, you know, that was what I was trained for, a design engineer.

And that's what I love doing.

And, you know, when I was young, maybe a little bit more naive than I am now,

I really thought that a lot of the world's problems could be

solved with better communication. Oh, that's a great point that you bring up there, because

don't you feel like now that you're not naive, you don't feel like the world's problems can be

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