Jordi Visser

You don't have people quitting.

There's no strikes.

It changes the entire game on the industrial side and that's what's coming

And in the case of five years, the six-year talk is walking down the street.

With Inside the Plants, if you listen to Moonshots, you heard MIT grads, Dave Blunden and Peter Diamandis, talk about what they saw in there.

And they were astonished at what he had built, including an aluminum smelter inside the Gigafactory that was spitting out car parts from aluminum cans.

This is how much the guy has thought about everything.

And this is where he is on top of the planet from thinking about things.

Jim Farley.

Jim Farley, there you go.

So Raul said something interesting yesterday.

I've never mentioned NFTs.

We've never talked about NFTs.

But I had a conversation with someone this week about NFTs and just related to what Raoul said.

And it gets into your question about dark companies.

I wrote a sub stack about context this week, and all of you have heard prompt engineering.

If you really want to get good answers, you need to have better prompts.

The problem is everything in our life is human to human.

So you can have robots making everything, you can have digital employees and AI agents executing, but they're executing and they're building for people.

They're not building for other robots.