Beth Lyons

So it was a while ago it was possible to like get one sometimes.

Right?

And Cisco's comment is on par as well, right?

Can the U.S.

pull off the power needs that AI is going to need for this and keep the lights on for the population?

This, again, is like maybe we need to go to a tundra, right?

Like maybe all the data centers move to the colder parts of Europe.

Canada, except of course the golden parts of Canada, are owned by the indigenous population for the most part, so that's not an automatic.

But all of this keeps coming back around to, yes, what are the needs and where are the resources coming from for this?

Gareth and Jude have solved this problem.

So we're going to take the glass we recycle, turn it back into sand so that then you have more sand.

It feels a little like looking at an increase in population and saying we're going to have more feet, therefore we need more shoes.

So we do all the things, but we forget shoelaces and the rubber for soles, right?

Like I...

That's not helpful.

Those shoes don't work if you don't have shoelaces or soles.

All right.

So we're going to talk about digital twins.

I'm going to bump that to tomorrow or Friday because I think it needs a little bit more time.

Absolutely.