Jean Luo

So like education or health care or whatever it is.

So I think for me, it would be another guest who could speak to long term success in our country.

Oh, my gosh.

I've learned so many things.

It's insane.

Well, I'm trying to like synthesize it.

And now with AI, I'm like more convinced I'll be able to synthesize all these conversations into something that like actually makes sense.

But to me, I think what's so important is actually to root the next 100 years in science.

the values that I think have animated the founding of the country.

So like freedom, equality, justice, like life, liberty, pursuit of happiness, and take those and overlay them on different parts of our society, right?

So like in education, what does freedom, equality, and justice actually look like in practice?

What does that actually mean?

And how would we, you know, the education system we have today was created a hundred years ago, really for the industrial era in America.

Everything from the school bell to everyone learning how to do these individualized things and getting A, B and C grades.

All of those things were really oriented around a career path that's not a common career path in America today.

Right.

And so if we had to rethink our education system aligned with our values, but with an eye to what we think young people will be doing in the future, I think we would design education completely differently.

differently for the next 100 years.

So I don't know.

There's so much in there.