Jake

Right, which I get, but I do think that it has these tools in it, similar to the original Macintosh had these incredible graphics editors like MacPaint and all these things that people didn't get addicted to at the time, but they became this tool that completely revolutionized everything in computing later. and fonts and so on.

But like this, I think has these tools, Apple Vision Pro, with gesture control, and the keyboard and the eye control, those aspects of that device highlight where this could all go, which is this, these systems can kind of be driven without keyboards without typing, without like, you know, moving your finger around without clicking.

But like this, I think has these tools, Apple Vision Pro, with gesture control, and the keyboard and the eye control, those aspects of that device highlight where this could all go, which is this, these systems can kind of be driven without keyboards without typing, without like, you know, moving your finger around without clicking.

You don't need to control the computer anymore. The computer now knows what you want. And then the computer can just go and do the work.

You don't need to control the computer anymore. The computer now knows what you want. And then the computer can just go and do the work.

Look at the Apple Newton, dude. The Apple Newton is like perfect. Exactly, people forget about that. And then it turns out, hey, you throw away the stylus and you got an iPhone, right? And everything gets a million X better.

Look at the Apple Newton, dude. The Apple Newton is like perfect. Exactly, people forget about that. And then it turns out, hey, you throw away the stylus and you got an iPhone, right? And everything gets a million X better.

99, 2000, that era.

99, 2000, that era.

Anyway, we're definitely on this path to ambient computing. I don't think this whole like, hey, you got to control a computer thing is anything my kids are going to be doing in 20 years.

Anyway, we're definitely on this path to ambient computing. I don't think this whole like, hey, you got to control a computer thing is anything my kids are going to be doing in 20 years.

Well, yeah, I think the market's definitely correcting itself. I think for years, as Chamath said, there was kind of this belief that if you went to college, there was, regardless of the college, there was this outcome where you would make enough money to justify the debt you're taking on. And I think folks have woken up to the fact that that's not reality.

Well, yeah, I think the market's definitely correcting itself. I think for years, as Chamath said, there was kind of this belief that if you went to college, there was, regardless of the college, there was this outcome where you would make enough money to justify the debt you're taking on. And I think folks have woken up to the fact that that's not reality.

Again, if there was a free market, remember, most people go to college with student loans and all student loans are funded by the federal government. So the cost of education has ballooned and the underwriting criteria necessary for this free market to work has been completely destroyed because of the federal spending in the student loan program.

Again, if there was a free market, remember, most people go to college with student loans and all student loans are funded by the federal government. So the cost of education has ballooned and the underwriting criteria necessary for this free market to work has been completely destroyed because of the federal spending in the student loan program.

There's no discrimination between one school or another. You can go to Trump University Or you could go to Harvard, it doesn't matter, you still get a student loan, even if at the end of the process, you don't have a degree that's valuable. And so I think folks are now waking up to this fact and the market is correcting itself, which is good.

There's no discrimination between one school or another. You can go to Trump University Or you could go to Harvard, it doesn't matter, you still get a student loan, even if at the end of the process, you don't have a degree that's valuable. And so I think folks are now waking up to this fact and the market is correcting itself, which is good.

I'll also say that I think that there's this premium with generally mass production and industrialization of the human touch. And what I mean is, if you think about, hey, you could go to the store and buy a bunch of cheap food off of the store shelves, you could buy a bunch of Hershey's chocolate bars.

I'll also say that I think that there's this premium with generally mass production and industrialization of the human touch. And what I mean is, if you think about, hey, you could go to the store and buy a bunch of cheap food off of the store shelves, you could buy a bunch of Hershey's chocolate bars.

Or you can go to a Swiss chocolate here in downtown San Francisco, pay $20 for a box of handmade chocolates, you'll pay that premium for that better product. Same with clothes, there's this big trend and kind of handmade clothes and high end luxury goods spoke artisanal Artisanal, handmade. And similarly, I think that there is a premium in human service, in the partnership with a human.