Jack Neel

I do want to ask, uh,

As far as your mission goes and what you've built today, what's the most important part or moment of your childhood to help us understand who you are and what you're working on?

I want to hone in on that point.

How much were you offered to sell your company for?

Do you think Silicon Valley or whoever was offering, do you think the people offering to pay a billion dollars for your company were just going to kill it?

Do you see what you're doing as...

I mean, essentially you see as the democratization of building software.

Do you think we'll see something similar with tech that we saw with social media where, or with media in general, where the barrier to entry was so low that instead of, I mean,

There's two versions of this.

There's the big media like CNN, Fox, ABC to influencers, and then there's influencers to micro-influencers.

And there's tons of people making 10K a month with social media.

Do you think that's where we're moving in tech where, I don't know, someone like my parents in Kentucky can build an app, make a nice couple thousand dollars a month, and then that's just their job?

Yeah.

That's very true.

Um, that's super interesting comparison about the Gutenberg press with how religions evolved over time, because I mean, it really was, I mean, it would be ignorant of me to say it was the big three, but I would say they were much more dominant and there wasn't so many branches of, I'm trying to think of the dating, but, uh, it's a very apt comparison.

Uh,

What do you think everyone is getting wrong about AI and jobs?

What is that?

Really?

Oh, that's, we had the founder on.