Jason Calacanis

Just like, look, you go through a bunch of power transformations to actually deliver the electrons into the rack so that, as Gavin said, you can generate the token on the other end.

Today, it's very inefficient.

It's very costly.

It requires a lot more power.

It requires a lot of cooling.

It requires complexity.

And what people have said is, wow, if we could just do DC to DC, like it comes in as DC, direct current, it goes right to the rack as DC, but it requires a fundamental re-architecture.

Jensen needs a design partner and a thought partner to get that done.

He's probably the only one.

So I just think there's a lot of reasons where you can underwrite this to a multiple of revenue plus the x factor, which is just the creativity and the the one more thing.

Love it.

And then here's two charts.

I'll have you comment on these Gavin after it.

Here's the rocket sizes.

just in terms of scale.

And most people have not actually seen a starship in person.

When you see this thing in person, and I've been inside that rocket, I think we were together, Gavin, when we were in the first build.

And like inside of that, you can fit 300 people.

It's basically like a giant rocket

If you thought of a commercial aircraft, that's what it feels like when you're inside, right?