David Friedberg

I got to sit in some meetings and just, he was interviewing people and he was working with that talent.

Eight o'clock at night, there's a lot of people there on a Saturday grinding it out.

It was nuts.

And some of them were like chain smoking cigarettes and just like stressed out.

It was crazy.

I had a couple of sins, I'll be totally honest.

But the reason I say Elon versus Google is I think Elon's in a unique position.

I don't have any insider information here and I haven't talked about this or I'm not back channeling from Elon lest anybody aggregate this.

I think what Colossus has done and what Tesla has done, both of these things, Tesla with their own stack of hardware, to your point, Chamath, hardware plus software, plus the user application of FSD and Optimus, then you put that together with the data, the real-time data of X, formerly known as Twitter, plus what he's building with XAI, and obviously those two companies merged.

I think Tesla board, XAI board have to get together, put those two companies together.

Yeah, I agree.

One's worth a trillion, one's worth a hundred billion.

Put them and just have all that brainpower going in one direction as opposed to Elon Tess switching between the two.

You do that, I think he wins number one.

You don't do that, I think he either gets one or two.

And then I think Google...

is going to have a better search product, Thomas.

I think it's a really important point.

Do they lose search share?

Does it matter?