Jean Luo

I don't think they're as focused on the cost side of that equation.

And actually, the history of America would say that we've done an amazing job at productivity growth, at innovating to actually drive costs down and to make things more accessible to more people.

And that that's really been one of the huge miracles of America's success over the last 250 years, that we've made a lot of stuff that previously was really expensive and only accessible to a very small number of people, really cheap and really widely available.

And as a result, everyone's quality of life in America has improved, but also around the world.

So I think we need to apply that sort of innovators mentality

to a lot of these big problems.

And healthcare seems like one that is absolutely intractable, but is not going away as a huge issue for us to work on.

No, thank you.

Do you have any political ambitions?

I got four kids and a day job, so I appreciate it, though.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Maybe a podcast.

I don't have time to work on this right now, but that is one of the things.

I was like thinking maybe I should take this on as my like... Side quest?

Yeah, or just try to take a week this summer and like knock it out.

I got to just like focus and get it done.

So I got to kind of synthesize it into something that actually makes sense.

You can send us the draft.

Yeah, I'll preview it.