Hank Green

Maybe.

Yeah.

And like, fine.

And and also, will there be a place for a video tool and a textbook and some vibe coded weird thing that helps you like understand?

figure out how GDP is affected by the Gini index.

Like, sure, all of that.

I think that we're always going to be creating new tools.

And so the question really is like, how do we make this transition in a way that is minimally harmful?

Because we won't know what we're doing for a while.

And I think that so far, if we're talking about AI's impact on pedagogy, we've not been doing a good job of that because it's been, you know, Sam Altman made it a cheating bot.

Right.

And thought to himself, you know, well, YouTube got successful by uploading Family Guy clips, and that was illegal.

And we're going to get our market share by just doing absolutely anything.

It's just with no...

Yeah.

No thought whatsoever.

No thought whatsoever.

The internet has been a revolution in education.

More people have more access to more information than ever before.

You were able to start a company with your brother.