Carson Block

You want to know how it works.

The end goal here, as I put it to them, is, look, you want to be in a position to use these technologies as a tool, not to have to compete with them.

So I do think that understanding the underlying functions that they are

performing will give somewhat of an edge.

So math and science and look, reading.

So what do you actually study?

The world is going to need salespeople.

Yeah.

So I've got one kid who'd be a great salesperson and the other who probably wouldn't be.

But, you know, there could be lots of jobs in government as well.

So I don't know, maybe foreign relations and you can be a diplomat, you know, trying to control the last, you know, vestiges of what humans actually can control.

Oh, my God.

Come on.

They're not the same.

One exists and one doesn't.

Of course they're not the same.

Yeah, gold.

I mean, look, okay.

So Bitcoin, when my older kid was five and he asked me, oh, what's Bitcoin?

I said, listen, crypto, Bitcoin, these are currencies without countries, right?