Danielle Jablanski

I'm like, you don't talk to yourself audibly in your own head.

And especially in the wastewater sector, I know that part, but I don't know the one that you're talking about.

I know that how they have bugs eat down some of the waste and then they put it into pellets basically and then extract it.

But I did know the reverse, which is what you're saying, the engineering, the insects to feed, like a microcosm in the diet of the food chain for them.

Oh, there's this whole evolution of like human nature becoming entertainment that we haven't even seen, I don't think, the beginning of.

I mean, it's also the end of the Aldous Huxley plot, which is a terrible examination of human behavior.

Somebody told me once a couple of years ago that they leased a vehicle because driving is going to become...

completely obsolete and that people are going to go to basically like go-kart tracks to drive real cars the way that we used to, or the way that we do now at some.

And I was like, wow, that is some futuristic, you know, I'm still going to buy my car, but people have this interesting vision of entertainment that it always kind of recreates, you know, history is art, art is history, but human entertainment is a lot about human behavior.

And I think it's so weird.

Also like the robotics thing.

now that are coming out.

So I was at this manufacturing and SCADA event in Pittsburgh at the end of August.

And I was talking about how I hate the AI bubble right now.

And people are like, it's not even a bubble.

And I'm like, I don't know what it is, but it's a lot of these companies are going to fail, right?

Just by nature of the hype cycle and how these things work out.

So I was talking to somebody in the robotics industry and they were talking about how they had developed like these, the robots that were capable of lifting enough weight to do like the pallets in warehouses and how now they've evolved the weight capacity that they can actually lift the EV batteries for semi trucks.

for battery electric semi trucks.

Yeah.