Dylan Patel

I want to know your recipes.

I want to know, I want contacts.

Like AI lab foreigners or hardware foreigners?

Honeypotting open AI?

I would basically, like, this is totally off cycle, but like, this is off the reservation, but like, I was doing a video about Yugoslavia's nuclear program.

nuclear weapons program started absolutely nothing one guy from Paris and then one guy in Paris he showed up and he was like and then he had who knows what he did he knows a little bit about making atomic nuclear weapons but like he was like okay well do I need help and then the state's secret police is like I would get to everything and then like I shouldn't do that I was getting you everything and for like a span of four years

They basically – they drew up a list.

What do you need?

What do you want?

What are you going to – what is it going to be for?

And they just – state police just got everything.

If I was running a country and I needed catch up on that, that's the sort of thing that I would be doing.

I think it's because it's very compartmentalized.

And I think like back in the 2000s prior to TS before SMIC got big, it was actually much more kind of open, more flat.

I think after that, there was like after the Among Song and after all the Samsung issues and after all the SMIC's rise, when you literally saw...

There are two stories.

There's a guy who ran a semiconductor company in Taiwan called Worldwide Semiconductor.

And this guy, Richard Chang, was very religious.

I mean, all the TSMC people are pretty religious.

But like he particularly was very fervent and he wanted to bring religion to China.