Joel Pearson

So yes, going into space, cleaning the ocean, mental health things, all kinds of things.

And that is one of the only ways that I can see the way you can solve for some of these purpose, competition and things that will get us out of bed in the morning.

And that's what I was referring to before.

Then if you think about that kind of world where none of us will be employees in the way most people are at the moment, so you won't be going to a job and we'll be told what to do, we'll do it, hand it to someone else.

That idea is gonna change.

And we're more like freelancers

And that's a mental shift where we have to learn and teach students at universities and schools to think about this kind of work differently.

So they're going to be the owners of whatever they're doing.

And universities and schools don't do that, right?

You get told what to do.

You need to learn this.

You need to do this.

Someone's going to mark that and you did it right or you did it wrong.

And having the freedom to do whatever you want and have to, you know, learn to find purpose.

And some people say, you know, only a small percentage of population can be entrepreneurs.

But I don't know if that's true because most people go through a school system where that's kind of –

That sort of group work, project work, finding your purpose and practicing that over and over, they don't really get that experience.

And so it's not clear to me if you change the school and university system to something a bit like what I'm talking about, maybe we could all be more entrepreneurial.

Yeah, and that's kind of the way I see it.

Yeah, this idea that we –