Jared

Yeah, well.

Do we know?

Do the work.

I was hoping you already did it, Werner.

Well, let me just take a quick moment to say we talked Wikipedia last week, Warner, and I called it perhaps the eighth wonder of the world.

And if it is the eighth, I would say Amazon S3 is probably the ninth wonder of the world.

So just a quick moment of props to you and thank you for what is an amazing, amazing piece of technology that's unlocked so much for so many businesses and people over the years.

S3 is wild.

Yeah, I don't disagree.

You hit on a couple of your points, the Renaissance developer and the personalized learning, which I think is hugely opportunistic or a huge opportunity for

so many because like you said we sometimes by necessity we push all of our children into a square hole you know regardless of their educational shape and they must come out conformed to whatever standard and i do think that technology is allowing us to

break out of that conformity to a certain extent and provide personalized, customized education, you know, leaning into what the kid's interested in and playing to their strengths.

What do you see coming out or happening in the education space right now that leads you towards this prediction?

Because you're predicting infinite personalization and these things.

Are there solutions out there today?

Are there companies working on it?

Yeah.

Well, you heard it here first because very few people are saying that out loud.

And while I agree with you and I think that it is a problem, I wonder if we have an appetite as an industry to address said problem.

I think we're just barreling forward and we'll see what happens.