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Amin, you're at Sloan Conference.

My fellow nerds and I will retire to the nerdery with our calculators.

It's a six-year anniversary of the Sloan Conference when I remember we were walking around

the building where we're watching people wipe down the escalator handles.

This is my lasting memory.

You're walking in the convention center,

the Thomas Medinau Convention Center. And as you pass people you see and you know, you go in for the dapp and then someone's no, no, no, no with a big sarcastic look and extends their elbow out.

And we'd laugh. Ha ha ha ha. This is so dumb. I can't believe we're all doing this.

Obviously, we didn't know that five days later or so, give or take, the whole world would change.

But the thing I always think about is, yes, probably elbow daps better than handshakes.

You know what it's also better?

Not having thousands of people in a very close space

walking back and forth. What a petri dish, man. I remember DMing Ben Cohen, who was then,

I think, at the Wall Street Journal. Are you going to Sloan? Because he had a panel where he was doing

some sort of thing. And we were talking about the Sloan

conference. And I remember the two of us sitting there just being like, I don't even know if we

should be going to this. Should we ask other people if they're going and kind of get like a

roll call of whether this is a very dumb idea? And we ended up just going. And I remember sitting

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