Dr. Michael Snyder

And I just don't think that's the right way you want to look at people.

We need to bring in all the data, all these things we've touched on, these points about genetics and epigenetics and lifestyle.

And I think the whole –

The communication side, the whole socialization, very understudied.

I also like it from the academic side because when you go in these areas where you don't know anything, even when you stumble around, you're going to learn something.

So that's kind of how I view our work in mental health and now socialization, I hope.

So I just hope that we can learn some kind of cool stuff that will be useful.

And then I think now we're in an amazing position, right, where the tools with AI, because no one person can do this right.

You don't want a doctor who doesn't use AI now.

You want someone who can pull in all that information.

And this is what the companies are really good at.

Again, it's one of the reasons we spin these things off.

Like January has this, they call it mirror, that builds kind of,

It'll take all your data, your genomics data, all your reports, all these various things, and runs an AI engine, obviously trained in a certain fashion, and gives you back an incredibly long report.

Although you do get a summary so you can decipher it.

And then it pulls all the stuff together to make insights.

And so, for example, I didn't realize I knew my CD8 T cells.

Again, this gets a little specialized, but...

They were low, which I did see on the report, but it has this whole zinc recommendation thing.

I don't know if that's right, but I'm going to look into it more.