Geoffrey Woo

It's just true.

This is not the first medical device product that we talked about on the show.

Yeah.

He's bringing motion and aura to the medical device field category.

Yes.

I think a lot of people are going to want to get these scans because it is a beautiful representation, futuristic representation of the human form.

It's personalized.

Lemina Leap says, still can't believe they missed the med journey opportunity here.

True.

Tyler, what's the logic of integrating these into spas?

They want to make standalone spas, or they want to make a first one in San Francisco that's like a flagship, and then I can't imagine all 50,000 scanners would come with a full spa.

They should create a bunch of needles in the ring that come in and just kind of connect with you, deliver whatever peptides, hormones, PEDs that it deems necessary.

Yeah, one of my friends over on X Anabology, great account, says the obvious next step once you have a full-body ultrasound scanner is to use the ultrasound to do useful things to the body.

Delete tissues, make cells divide, reprogram cells, read plus write.

If you're an engineer interested in solving the right side of sci-fi medical devices, we're building this and hiring.

Just getting right to the important stuff.

You remember the Metis list, which we released summer of last year during the height of the talent wars?

I think the main thing is he really cares about getting this right as a country.

Totally.

Right?