Bryan Callen

It said that if I kept quiet, I could probably get $100 million because we've got 50 plus acres.

But if I were to reveal this, I'd probably only get 20.

And I was like, wow, 20 million is still a ridiculously overpriced for the amount of land we have.

But the interesting thing is, look this up.

There are a series of plots of land, some very notable because the price was so high in Northern Virginia,

There are a ton of land sales that have occurred in Maryland, West Virginia, and Northern Virginia that are not necessarily off the books, but it's like a landowner sold a $400,000 piece of land for $7 million quietly without a realtor, establishing a Delaware limited liability partnership, which quietly sold to another partnership and is now being combined with other parcels.

And the presumption is we know it's being built here.

My vision of the future is that we're all going to be farmers.

And there's going to be very, very few humans.

We're going, imagine there's an old man sitting in a field, you know, sitting on a stone.

He's got a grandson with him.

And the grandson says, granddad, what are all them?

And he points up and there's a bunch of black cubes in a line floating backward and forward, you know, resource supply lines.

And he goes, oh yeah, that's the machine.

Yeah, we built that, people built that a couple hundred years ago and now it just does its thing.

And humans are basically just a remnant of a long lost era.

And the machine is interplanetary.

No, it doesn't care about us at all.

We are completely irrelevant.

And we are just basically like little bacterias on the surface of your skin that don't matter to it.