Adam Leventhal

The WeWork S1 ended up having a real blast radius, if you remember that, where it was really revealed that like, oh, this is not a good business that WeWork is in.

And we work with all sorts of shenanigans, and I think that we will see some kinds of shenanigans in one of these big S1s.

I love it.

That is my prediction.

But I also, you know what, I'm just going to say it, even though this is a dumb prediction.

I think that, so I think the SpaceX S1 damages either Tesla or XAI.

So I think that the SpaceX S1 reveals something where you, I mean, in particular, like to my three-year prediction of last year that the Cybertrucks no longer made, SpaceX is infamously buying like lots and lots and lots of Cybertrucks.

And I hope to hell that this is somehow above the bar required to be in the S1 to reveal how many Cybertrucks they've actually bought.

But that's the kind of thing I'm talking about.

That's right.

That's right.

So that is my other one-year prediction.

Good.

We'll see.

Oh, and then I've got one other.

Sorry, I'm really just dropping a lot of one-year predictions.

I think that we're going to see a real problem with AI-induced ennui among companies.

Where software engineers in particular get listless because the AI can do anything.

Simon, what do you think about that?

Whatever that is, we have a name for that kind of feeling and that kind of – whether you want to call it a blueness or a loss of purpose and that we're kind of trying to address it collectively in a directed way.