Grant Harvey

Is that the goal?

It wouldn't hurt your feelings, though, would it?

Wow, that's awesome.

I mean, I'm personally, so I just confessed to Corey right before we got on the call.

I actually skipped my high school chemistry class.

Oh, man.

I got out of it.

But it's because I did a digital science class, learned a lot of really cool tools that helped me now as an adult.

But I did skip chemistry.

But I've learned a lot about chemistry since then because I used to write for a company that's in the material sciences trying to invent new battery technology.

And so battery tech, battery materials is one of the biggest things that I'm focused on because energy density and finding the right materials that are, you know, easy to source, not scarce, you know, not just you don't become reliant on any one country for them.

And you can also, you know, pack so much more power in a tiny form factor is like that to me feels like one of the biggest unlocks that if we can make a lot of progress there, we can exponentially increase

increase progress elsewhere um you know because it just increases the amount that we can um you know amount of power that we can store if anything uh are you doing in the battery space and materials like energy materials i guess let's say yeah i mean i some of this stuff isn't public but one of the great public examples that i can definitely talk about is there's a company called

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.