Franco Ordonez

It just seems to be getting more and more pessimistic that there is going to be some kind of progress.

Yes, they are at the same table.

And yes, that is something.

But when you ask, is this real progress?

You know, it's hard not to roll your eyes.

No, it's more like Star Trek.

Craig, I'm already worried enough about AI.

Now you got like mass drones coming at us.

Yeah, you should worry, Franco.

Worry.

Well, I am fascinated with some of the stuff that's going on in Latin America.

Have you guys seen this group of teens in Argentina who are hanging out, kind of wearing dog masks and other animal masks?

There's this kind of viral video of them hanging out in parks, having meetups, going to parks, climbing trees, jumping over each other.

It is this real thing, like it's kind of part identification of being an animal, part escapism.

I'm just fascinated by this.

Yeah, they're these young folks who are looking, kind of a little bit of an escape, going to the park.

And they're having these meetups.

And, you know, they take dog names.

When asked about their age, they do it in dog years or animal years.

And it's fascinating because they're really encompassing this area.