Corey Noles

Because I think, you know, at this point, there needs to be some sort of backlash to the progress.

I think like the progress is happening so quickly that if there's not a pendulum swing the other way, then who knows what happens.

And I think the natural order of things is for the pendulum to swing.

So I think that's healthy.

I'm not saying I agree with the form that that backlash will take.

Let me put it that way.

That's why I want the pendulum to swing is so that it comes back to the middle.

Hopefully come back to the middle.

Yeah.

Just, you know, maybe it'll look like, you know, a pendulum over a skyscraper where it takes out a couple, you know, takes out a couple rungs on a rope.

You know, if you think of it like a pendulum over a rope in a Rube Goldberg machine, you know, where it's like slowly it's like cutting away at the rope as it goes lower and lower.

Yeah, exactly.

That I know exactly.

Darkest hour.

I forget what it is, but yeah, one of those.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I think also, I think it's just this, this capability unlock of where we're going next is going to necessitate.

We redesign our, our, our society in some ways.

I think it's just has to.