Jensen Huang

The embarrassment, the, you know, the setback, you know, and because I do so much of my job publicly.

You know, Lex, you do a fair amount of your job publicly too.

And so, so I do a lot of my job publicly.

And so, um, you know, I, I say a lot of things that, that seem sensible at the time or funny at the time, mostly it's just because it's funny to me at the time.

And then, you know, you reflect on it, it's less funny, but, but yeah, trust me, I know.

Exactly.

That is, by the way, what I was trying to explain is that there's a incredible superpower of being the mind of a child.

Yeah.

And I say to myself, oftentimes when I look at something, and almost everything, my first thought is, how hard can it be?

And so you get yourself into that mode, how hard could it be?

And nobody's ever done it.

It looks gigantic.

It's going to cost hundreds of billions of dollars.

It's going to take, you know, all this.

And you just go, yeah, but how hard could it be?

You know, how hard could it be?

And so you got to get yourself into that state of mind.

You don't want to actually...

oversimulate everything and all the setbacks and all the trials and tribulations and all the disappointments.

You don't want to simulate all that in advance.