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Good.

I was really depressed about the curtsy thing.

That's good to know.

But yeah, I think that the skills that are taught will be different.

I think the senior engineers will come from a different pipeline, maybe, in terms of colleges will be teaching different skill sets because you'll be tasked with more delegating and directing AI agents instead of just doing everything from the ground up.

That's what I think will happen.

We'll see.

The skills required for the jobs that won't be automated will definitely be a little bit different.

And a lot of engineers I've spoken with are already telling me that.

It's not what I'm seeing because a lot of people are true believers.

A lot of people really, really do want to have a hand in this and they would be doing it no matter how much money they're making because they want to be involved.

And sometimes even if they retire, they come back and they're like, no, I want to be involved in this.

I really believe in it.

But I mean, of course, some people are doing what you just said.

Some people burn out.

They're like,

yeah, I'm going to go be a goat farmer.

You know, it's like I had a hand in building this stuff.

Now I'm disillusioned.

I got to get out.