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But it's a long game.

It's a very long game.

And if you are aiming a long-term change and long-term impact, you've got to be very, very patient about it.

And you better tame your ego.

Yes.

So I recommend actual physical libraries for people who may want to appreciate or remember the sense of time and how long it takes to build something.

I think it is... You're right that the immediacy and the right response of... And the fact that these...

The algorithm wants you to respond right away and interact with itself, right?

So I can see the appeal.

But true innovation, I think, doesn't even scream.

It's not shiny, especially in the beginning.

But it's also important to not fool ourselves and think that everything that people criticize has some super important meaning behind it.

So it's a mix of the technique, the methods, and your gut feeling.

Yes, and I think what is hard is to really drill down into a concept, right?

So you can create a new thing and then it may be appealing and gain a lot of traction, but to sustain that, to continue that, you really need to show the true expertise.

And so it's not only about defining a problem, but then really systematically solve that problem maybe over the course of decades.

Two.

It's actually three because science is like another language, right?

Well, I'm not sure if it is lost per se.

Maybe it's more like a gain in some sense, right?