Anthony Pompliano

have a word, right?

Have a phrase that you have with all of these people that is going to actually be able to prove legitimacy.

100%.

It's...

It is a very exciting time.

It's also a little bit of a nerve wracking time.

You know, I talked to, I have four things that I've taken away over the last 60 days or so.

One, every single person I know that is intelligent and is ambitious and all this stuff, they feel like they do not have enough time to stay on top of all of the advancements.

So they feel like each day they are devoting more and more attention and effort to trying to keep up with all of the advancements and they feel like they're falling behind.

The second thing is they are all working harder today than they have worked in a very long time because they feel like there's a moment of acceleration.

And if you don't accelerate yourself, then you will be behind.

The third thing is most of the easy tasks are being automated away.

And so as a percentage of their daily work, it's being filled more and more by hard problems that the machines can't do.

And therefore it is more difficult at work every day because you're just doing working on harder problems.

And then the fourth thing is, uh, they are all questioning.

Why am I doing all of this?

If money doesn't matter, or if we're not going to have to work or, you know, but like, what is the end game here?

Am I just accelerating it in two years?

We're going to look back and be like, well, we didn't have to do any of that.

Um, it's very weird, right?