Anders Indset
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first heard Oct 2024
last heard Apr 2025
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So once that gets decentralized, you can look at it from a sp perspective where if you have a large area, you go to Walmart or whatever, you can you'll be triggered by saying that if you come by with us, you will get your free charge on your car, or you get free energy at home, uh, which is the first step.
The second step you can see.
I think in Idaho they are starting to build induction streets where you have bi-directional charging.
So you charge your car, you drive home, you plug your car into the house.
So you don't charge your car, but you charge your house.
So this, of course, is one of the drivers of decentralization, which takes down large power grids.
And within the next 10 years, the marginal cost of energy will drop.
So believing in oil and gas is I
I think you know, not understanding technology, we will not run out of got uh oil and gas, it will just not become competitive.
So come back to your question.
It is an efficiency game and it will impact a lot of industries.
And the sooner you embrace technology, the better you will be off.
That I think is from a from a very simple business standpoint, would be my answer.
Yeah.
So I would agree.
But I think the evolution, um, looking at a biological evolution, I think the uh rapid change here is ahead of us.
We are in front of a digital tsunami uh where AI will lead us to breakthroughs in chemistry, biology, um, and obviously if we look at quantum computers being something that could be achievable in
Not so very distant future, that will be AI on steroids.
So we will have quantum AI, and we will share that on a global scale, which speed up the progress of understanding of our, as Stephen Hawking used to call it, chemical scum, right?
So I think the evolutional aspect has not been that big.
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