Joe Lonsdale

You know, it's a great question.

And I almost texted my friends in the Pentagon to ask them about this because I was wondering it too.

I probably should, huh?

Although the reason they might not tell me is that they know I'd probably tell everyone I talk to you.

So I don't have inside information.

I wish I did.

Your listener's 100% right, Epirus, because shoot these things down.

I actually just posted something right before I went on the show a couple hours ago.

Epirus has a new autonomous thing where the truck drives autonomously, opens up and fires autonomously at the drones.

You put a couple of these at the base, they take the drones down right away.

Anti-jamming is one thing.

Epirus is not just jamming, Epirus is frying the circuits.

EPRESS is literally applying like an insane amount of energy, all splished into a 10,000th of a second, and like using AI and everything to get the power to hit the guy.

And I tried all at once, and the burst just like is a cone of energy.

It just fries these things.

So yes, EPRESS 100% could fry these and turn them off.

And, you know, so if we really need to, maybe they're going to adopt it.

So let's see.

I think that's the obvious solution.

Oh, really?