Andy Halliday

So there has to be a different process by which you assemble this digital twin.

And the assembly of those digital twins that's happening right now with the product that you've been introduced to at the Create Conference.

And by the way,

the outcome of what you get if you join the Tony Robbins Dean Graziosi wagon train and you generate your digital clone is a digital twin of you with a very rudimentary collection of data.

Right.

Right.

And it's basically an AI that can talk to you about that data.

And you can talk to that AI about that data conversationally and possibly ultimately with a video avatar.

But it's really a function of how much information you can collect about yourself.

And then how much time you can invest in incorporating that into some system that you can use to actually represent in fine detail a representation of you for the purposes of legacy or institutional knowledge or whatever.

And that's just, it's daunting to me and I don't see a way to make it happen easily.

And then there's the further question of whichever platform you commit it to, you have to be confident that that platform is going to stick around.

It's going to focus our story.com didn't, it didn't, it didn't, it was too early, way too early.

And, and, and it was a collaborative platform for development.

I tried to make it easier by involving your family members and, or your teammates to actually add to it, but nobody has time for that.

So they're not going to, they're not going to step up like you might.

And, and, and as a result,

It just didn't have the economic sustainability to be the people who actually did invest thousands and thousands of hours to build their profile in our story.com.

And all they could get at the end of the day for that was a download in some format.

I actually missed the opportunity because we sold it to another company and that company didn't use an updated email for me.