Hank Green

This is their big bet.

They've also organized a nonprofit.

But this is their big bet on a new way of meeting people where they are.

That's the other thing that's gonna take time away from these platforms, right?

How do you think about that, like, you know, the platform shift that so many CEOs come on the show is, on the one hand, it looks like maybe no one's ever going to write software again, right?

You're just going to say to a computer it's going to write its own code and cloud code is going to do whatever.

On the other hand, it's maybe we won't have screens at all and Johnny Ives is going to make a shoe and you just, like, talk to your shoes all day.

It's like whatever he's going to do.

Yeah.

My hot take is that we're going to be using phones in 500 years.

Okay.

And I think people are going to watch videos.

I think the reason you have phones in 500 years is people are looking at stuff on screens, as proven out.

But next to this is this other idea, right?

You're just going to ask questions into the ether, and digital god will provide you the answers.

And that seems far away from...

we will engage your curiosity, we will write a narrative in a video that tells you a story about a fact that like piques you to learn more, right?

How do you think about that dynamic?

I think that they're complimentary.

There will be people in the pedagogy space who will,