Three months ago, if you said, can these AI agents build a sustainable business and make money, I'd be like, no.

That was three months ago. Today, I'm like, maybe, maybe. You know what? I think we're kind of past a certain line here where it's all coming together.

My belief, and I think it's fairly rational that if we get to a point where everyone has more abundance than a lot of

the violence goes away. Today's Tuesday. I feel like Wednesday you launch this thing. Thursday,

you probably made $50 million. Friday, money doesn't exist anymore. And then, like, I feel like

on Saturday we probably harness the power of the sun. And then we do our next podcast and we're like, what a week, huh?

Crazy week.

You had to stay out pretty late last night.

And I understand why.

Like molt bot and molt book and open claws just got endless stories to cover for our AI channels.

There's a lot of stuff going on.

But maybe we could start this week by kind of recapping some of the consolidation

that might be happening with Elon Musk's companies.

So it's hard to know which company is acquiring which company at this point, but it seems like the bigger company, which is SpaceX, has this idea that, you know, you can put servers in space and you can run AI on it.

And XAI is obviously trying to compete with Google and everything Sam Maltman's doing.

So, you know, no other company really seems to have the ability to put stuff in space like SpaceX.

So what do you think about the potential merger here?

Does it make sense to you?

Do you think in the long run it's all about who controls AI in space that controls AI on Earth?

Man, that's a great question.

And I've been following the story for quite some time,

not this exact story, but the idea of a data center in space. Probably from the first,

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