Brian Maucere

if you will, but it's not open, but it enables me to just have an idea somewhere else in the house and go start working on that for me.

This is, this is what I'm thinking about.

This is a good idea.

Let's, let's, let's throw this against the wall and see what sticks sort of a thing that I find to be very, very exciting.

I don't know about this pen idea, but then again, I don't, I don't know what it is that I'm expecting or not expecting with Johnny I've involved.

So like,

The hell am I going to do with a pen that can do my, what, why do I care that this can be converted immediately into, into, you know, it can transcribe what I'm writing when I can take a picture of it and get there anyway.

I'm not quite sure what, what I'm missing with that idea.

Yeah.

That's kind of my point.

Are we going backwards?

Yeah.

Now, this would be great for my wife.

My wife loves handwriting notes.

So there are people, but I'm kind of like that.

I'm like, aren't we sort of moving away from that, that that would be the first tool they come out with?

You're right.

But also, wouldn't you also imagine, unless that pen had really good spatial analysis, that a picture of that diagram or that crudely drawn diagram on the back of the napkin is still going to be way superior than the pen capturing the lines or the thickness of the lines and

Listen, I'm sure there's lots of people where this makes total sense that it's capturing your hand movements.

I don't think it's me.