George Mack

There's no other mechanic.

And it's so, people don't know why.

People don't know for what reason.

Some people think it's autoimmune.

Some people think it's not.

And it's a fascinating, so I have to carry medication all the time.

And I always recommended this.

Speaking of those devices, by the way, have you guys seen, there's some companies that are being, now that they're sort of reinvention of input into computers.

So for example, less keyboards, more voice, more like natural types of interactions with technology and devices in general.

There are these devices that are coming out.

One of my friends demoed this to me.

I think Apple just acquired a company where you just put sort of a small device that listens to

in this sort of region.

And without you actually saying anything, it can detect, you know, as if you were talking.

Makes sense.

And roughly, it's remarkable.

And you can imagine a lot of scenarios with this as technology and the input layers become much more natural, much more conversational.

And, you know, you don't have these affordances to speak all the time where imagine that device can effectively read

what you want to say without you ever having to say it.

Yeah.