Emad Mostaque

They just want to get on with life.

They want to see what's next on TV.

You know, I think that, again, we're relatively hyper-intellectual, you know, and we think about things a lot of people don't.

Because people have their basic needs in life, and there's questions, are these being met or not?

And if they're not being met, then you have action, and you get extreme.

And again, it's can society meet the needs of the majority of people?

Can it offer advancement?

Can it offer meaning?

And the hyper-fragmentation, you said it sounds like a hellscape.

It's just too complicated, right?

And again, this is something we saw in Web3 as well.

People just overcomplicated things because they didn't really understand people, maybe.

And I think, you know, it's going to be interesting to see how it evolves, the hyper-personalization versus the bigger stories, the translations versus otherwise.

But I find it, again, difficult to see how you get cross-geography.

Actually, think about that.

One of the things that probably is going to be interesting is what are the new cults, religions, and political movements of the next five to ten years?

that are hyper-organized utilizing AI and hyper-persuasive.

Started by AI.

You know, like, think, look at ISIS.

They were probably the most disruptive startup in the world at one point.