Joe Liemandt

And then back to your point, what's the skepticism?

It's like, okay, well, you have to prove this.

The product's not done.

So we got to get it done.

We got to scale.

And whether it's us or anybody else, the tech behind this is totally doable.

Then the second is,

for parents is, okay, now that I can think about it, what do I want my kids to do in the end?

I think the broader question on all this stuff is, I believe it's societal level.

It's when I was talking to the education ministers.

I was like, once there's this tablet and it's two hours a day, what is your education system?

Because it's coming.

How do we want our kids to spend their day?

What does society want to say?

This is where kids should spend their day because there's no point in having them in a classroom for six hours a day.

That's gone.

Back to my three things that I want every parent to be.

I'm like, we need to make it where kids love school because they only need two hours.

They can love school and then they can be in an environment of high standards and high support and do awesome things and learn life skills.

That's the vision that I want.