Amie Balesky

So on some level, if you can go through and you can figure out how to harness it, right, just like we figured out how to harness, you know, lightning or harness electricity, you can make shit turn on.

It doesn't matter.

Now, one of my things that I want to do later, probably when I retire, is I want to figure out how to do...

I forget what you call it right now, but like where you move things with your hands.

Yeah, because I know that's a real thing, but I want to do it in the most like controlled way.

So I want to be in a room, no AC.

I don't care if it's 90 degrees outside.

I'm in Texas.

Piece of metal.

It has to be metal at first because that's the charge or something that will hold a charge.

I want to put like a plexiglass box around it and then I want to sit there and I want to focus.

You know, I want to see if I can move it and then build them from there.

Yeah, yeah.

That's my next thing.

Well, so that's all.

The reason for it is because these people, they're like, look, I can move this piece of aluminum.

And I'm like, you know, there's a fan over there behind.

Like, what are you doing?

Yeah.

That's so we can even do that.