Chamath Palihapitiya

And he does that meeting after meeting, hour after hour, day after day, week after week.

And when you compound that desire to get things done and he acts on it right there, it has a huge impact.

Let's see upshot of this, because you hear this term affordability a lot.

So the average American is going to pay less for their drug prices.

What are the two or three- Well, the thing I would look at is the flow of patients who seek treatment internationally.

So I hear lots of stories about Canadians coming to the US to get treatment because they don't want to wait.

Two years.

To get the latest.

Not just the latest, to get some procedure.

Yeah.

Because they could be dead in two years.

So they come here.

I don't hear any Americans talking about going to Canada to get treated.

To build on this point, I mean, I think it's interesting.

I think we're going to get smarter doctors and smarter patients, and they're each going to use their own version.

of AI.

So, you know, what patients are going to use is a consumer product, JetGPT, Grok, you know, and so forth.

What's interesting, I think, is when they can dump in their blood panels because AI is so good at reading PDFs, you know, just unstructured data.

So you dump all your stuff in it, you ask for a diagnosis, you get smarter, you can research your own condition.

You're not wasting, frankly, the doctor's time by asking basic questions.