Grant Harvey

Yeah, that's not what it's like.

Not market cap.

Yeah, well, that's what I was going to bring up a second ago was that, like, for, let's look at Apple, for example.

Their limiting factor is actually battery life on their materials.

So, like, they wanted to do, this is publicly leaked and everything.

They wanted to do AR glasses, like, three years ago or last year, release them.

But they were limited by the actual, like, power to power them.

Yeah, so that's where I focus on, you know, battery life and energy in particular, because that seems like that's a limiting factor for so much technology.

I think it's a limiting factor for almost everything, right?

Well, to your point on that, is it a data problem at this point?

Is it a compute problem?

What is the limiting factor actually to solve a lot of this stuff?

Molecule started as a 3D printing company back in the day.

What are your thoughts on 3D printing today?

We talked about cloud labs, but do you think 3D printing is going to play a role in the laptop developer where you can design the experiment and run the models on your laptop and then print it in your house to test it out?

What are your thoughts?

Cool.

Thank you.

Because Paul Kim doesn't always do it.

He's just so strong and just rips it.