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Hey, I'm Welcome to the short stuff I'm Josh and there's Chuck and Jerry's here too,

and so is Dave and Spirit, and we're coming at you from the future of right now.

This is one of those where it's so interesting, so cool, so mind blowing, and so promising,

and then you get to the very end, and then you're like, oh.

To me that just meant just give it a little more time.

No, and a lot of times that is the case, and probably will be in this case, but it was

such a...

Oh, and you'll see in about 12ish minutes what we're talking about.

So essentially what we're talking about first is data.

We've got a lot of data.

Like anytime somebody says something, thinks something, writes something down, somebody comes

up with a new recipe or a new patent or whatever, that gets encoded.

It's data that gets saved.

We don't really throw stuff away anymore.

And so we're kind of a wash in data.

If you want to take that data and you want to save it, you want to preserve it, let's

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