Ben Lamm

You know, there's lots of theories on that, right?

So, you know, many people think that there was less environmental pressures.

Many people think there's like less human pressures, access to different food sources.

If you go back to even the dinosaur age, there's even people that think that it's based on the oxygen and nitrogen content.

But the oxygen, nitrogen content doesn't.

uh uh that looks very very different you know 12 000 13 000 50 000 years ago they did 65 million years ago so i don't really subscribe to that i i think it was just like you see this in like environmental uh locations like islands and whatnot where you get different pressures that create different species and subspecies

We don't.

We don't.

Now, a lot of the technologies do apply to humans.

And so part of our monetization model is we spin those technologies out.

Right.

So if there's an application to conservation, we open source it for the world.

If there's an application for human health care or industrial use cases, we'll spin those out.

Got it.

So we won't go use those technologies.

We'll go put those into a new company where colossal investors and shareholders can benefit from it.

And then that company needs different investors, needs different governance.

I don't run those companies, Sam.

He's awesome.

He's 14 months.