Adam Becker

And then this stuff is out there in the world with my name on it.

And I just can't imagine having something out in the world with my name on it that I wasn't dead sure of and felt that I had thought my own way through on.

Otherwise, I'd die of shame.

Yeah.

No, I think that's exactly right.

Weird.

Yeah.

No, I, I completely agree.

And, and you're also, I mean, this to me is bringing me back to something that I said, I think the first time I was on your podcast, which is, uh, that in a way this is taking the sort of billionaire experience and making it like the billionaire cognitive experience and making it available for everyone because billionaires never have to do anything uncomfortable like think.

Yeah.

I mean, it's also reminding me of one of my favorite tweets of all time, which I just found and I'm going to read it to you.

Being a billionaire must be insane.

You can buy new teeth, new skin.

All your chairs cost $20,000 and weigh 2,000 pounds.

Your life is just a series of your own preferences.

In terms of cognitive impairment, it's probably like being kicked in the head by a horse every day.

Yeah, I think I'd be fine, but yeah.

Oh, it's definitely a skill issue.

Although you're also reminding me of the arrested development meme of like, no, it never works for anyone else, but it just might work for us.

Yeah, exactly.