Jared

But why, why write these?

Why predict the future in these ways and continue to do so?

Well, let's talk about one companionship, loneliness, robots.

I do not have any disagreement whatsoever with your casting of the problem, which is that loneliness is on the rise, especially amongst elderly.

But even across all demographics, we see an increase in loneliness, which has all kinds of health and mental wellness problems, just overall bad, right?

But you seem optimistic because we have a new swath of robotic companions that are coming out.

Really?

Yeah.

They want the old one because they're attached to it now.

I think we leave it right there and turn to Adam's favorite topic, quantum, quantum, quantum.

I'll say it three times.

The headline for this particular prediction is quantum safe becomes the only safe.

Now we've covered quantum computing here in the past, and it's always been right around the corner.

It seems like it's always around the corner, but your contention with some data to back it up is that that corner is getting closer and closer and

And it's maybe not five years away.

Like it always has been, or 18 months away.

It's actually, there's things happening and it's like, we're getting there.

We're getting there.

Can you tell us more?

How sure can we be that quantum safe technologies as we define them today actually will be quantum safe?