Beth

And totally different than any of the other robotics things that we're seeing, which are not using this kind of more like anatomy-based moving like a human design.

It's much more like...

Lego parts, right, so that they're reproducible, they can do specific things that function within a human world, which is why we see robots that are humanoid, because if we're going to put them in industry or wherever we're going to put them, they're built for humans, so they have to have some of that crossover.

Do you remember, not at this CES, but 2024 CES, there was a holodeck floor, right?

And you could just, like, there were, I don't know, it could go in any direction.

You could stand on it.

You could move in any direction.

Without actually moving, right?

So that you could, like, is this the new cubicle?

Like we're in the, somebody's got a visor on, they've got like their controls in their hands or their mocap kind of stuff.

And they're just walking on this floor that never goes anywhere in any direction.

It's a disability employment initiative, everybody.

Let's get really excited about it.

It's like there's a whole series of books called The Ship Who Sang or something where like the ship is connected to the disabled person's brain.

And like that's their body now.

All right.

Sci-fi show done.

Come back to daily show.

Like we talk about the show game of the money, right?

Because it seems in some ways like a closed circuit of money going around.