Josh Kale

Hey, Josh, I've got a problem.

Ooh, okay.

I like problems.

What do you got?

My problem is that the future kind of just seems to be here.

It seems to be very, very close, very tangible.

There are some things that used to be sci-fi that seem to now merely be engineering problems for companies that are actively working on it, you know?

Like AI is now an engineering problem.

Like robots are now just an engineering problem.

And they're engineering problems that are also like in production.

So like, you know, the future's here.

And my personal financial portfolio previously, and it's still not, but I need your help with this, not optimized to have exposure to this like future that kind of feels like it's just hurtling our way.

I've got my crypto bags.

So like, you know, crypto, the future fabric of finance for the earth.

I've got exposure to that.

But there's just like a lot of other future things that I don't have exposure to.

I feel very underexposed to, which is just I don't want to be underexposed to the future.

That's a bad thing to be underexposed to.

You and I have been talking a lot and I listen to you on Limitless a lot.

And you've informed me quite a lot of what like I think about the future technologies and just what I think it takes to have like a modern portfolio thesis for having good future exposure.