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Christian, I want to learn about how to protect myself or really what parts of the economy become valuable or what kind of jobs become valuable.

So if we understand that verification is the new scarce thing, but we've also established that verification is a receding frontier.

then I still feel a little bit at a loss as if I work in the economy, where and how I want to work, or if I'm investing in the economy, where and how I want to invest.

So with this knowledge, with this paper that you've produced, the knowledge in the paper, where do you point people towards as the new valuable thing that the new valuable sector of the economy of the future?

The fashion industry comes to mind.

Like I have a hard time understanding how AI will display.

Like New York has a huge fashion industry.

I don't really see how AI or robots gets involved with that.

I think in our sector of the world for crypto, this feels very much like Twitter influencers.

Like if you can create a narrative and if you can educate about a narrative and provide value around an idea, that kind of feels like tech influencer, tech Twitter people is kind of like that's where I see this, at least for my like purview of the world.

And the liability underwriters, this is the quadrant of our two by two grid that where automation is easy, but verification is hard.

And this sounds like, you know, the top 1% of engineers, the top 1% of lawyers, the best in their fields are augmented the best by AI and their value is going to become more scarce.

Like being the leader of your field is going to be a more valuable thing.

It's the difference between knowing that you'll be 60% of the time you'll be wrong and you know that 60% is correct versus you don't even know what that number is in the first place because it's unmeasurable.

It feels like a not insignificant amount.