Ian Crossland

I don't think they get taken.

That's the point.

Small ships.

It's generally safe.

What blows my mind is that they would continue to attack those ships, even though they almost... Obviously, the reward has got to be through the roof.

Yeah, Andrew.

And I imagine the future there will be, especially after the Ukraine war, all the things that have been learned.

I imagine it does make sense for a ship to have drones with.

Yeah.

There's a... I forget what it is.

There's some kind of sand that's very, very fine that gets into the joints in the carapace.

It actually cuts them and basically they dry out.

Yeah, I mean, you could make the argument that the efforts to take Iran off the map as a global funder of terrorism would be something akin to that, but it's not one-for-one kind of... Let's jump to the story from ABC News.

The U.S.

should be investing heavily in.

I don't know if that's actually—well, I mean, I suppose if you're saying that once they actually get access, yeah.

But, you know, North Korea has a pretty good hold on information that goes in and out.

Yeah, and if I understand correctly, quantum computing isn't useful for the same kind of computations that regular computers are.

Yeah, the applications are very different, what they're useful for.

Quantum computing is great for certain applications, and it does things that a regular computer can't.