Anish Acharya

They have zero expectation of location privacy.

there's no more like sort of distorting effect on culture than AI right now, right?

Think of even AI companions and friendships and psychosis and productivity porn.

And there's so many topics here that are going to drive culture, not just technology.

How can that not result in interesting new consumer products?

I mean, I... You've got a good one.

Let's hear it.

Okay, so let's like explore this and we can cut it if it ends up not being interesting.

But we were sitting here getting ready for the pod and we were sort of trying to get our mics on the right way.

And you were saying, oh, you've got to wrap the cord around the mic in a certain way.

Yeah.

So there's this sort of knack for getting things done, small things and big things in this world.

And it's just in people's heads, right?

Nobody has sort of written that kind of thing down, right?

You've called that dark data, right?

So what's your kind of view on that type of information?

Does that have value?

Does that have more or less value than traditional information that's written down?

And how does that show up in the future?

I mean, in a sense, this is what Merkur and others are doing, you know?