Jason Friedberg

No, like power grids and stuff like that.

Freiburg, I got to see you earlier this week in Tokyo.

We shared a little tempura.

Good times, yeah?

There's a lot of people from America

who have come to the conclusion that the great confiscation is upon us.

This is what I'm calling it, the great confiscation.

Whether it's California or New York, they're coming for your bags, and so people are now looking for not one, but two escape hatches.

A state, a sovereign state, Friedberg,

in the United States, the great state of Texas, where I hail from, the past few years.

And people are looking for an international.

Everybody's getting themselves a passport or a golden visa.

Japan, Riyadh, where I've spent the last two weeks, are amongst the top choices.

That's where he's running his network school.

He's running essentially like an in-person Y Combinator network state.

You pay one fee for your apartment, your food, your gym, and you hang out with other people who want to be part of a new society.

with their own rules.

Kind of interesting on the margins.

It's going to be... You can only wear Vicuña and you can only eat Wagyu.

Chamathopopolis.