Josh Kale

And they probably had to let the concrete dry a little bit longer, but whatever.

And then cars were driving over it in a very short amount of time.

That's about regulations.

But nonetheless, the idea is that what if you had a fleet of robots who you could just set on a task?

to go do things.

And all you need in order to do that is you need the robots, you need the energy to power them, and you need the intelligence to make them smart.

And there are companies working on all three of those things.

And they also have the capital to be able to finance that.

And so when we talk about shaping the future of the world, these feedback loops become very, very powerful when we can start to just literally do whatever we want.

And there are certain companies that are closer to this outcome than others.

Yeah, I think like we've alluded to just like this dystopian future that I think people are very afraid of when like AI takes all of our jobs, all the white collar jobs, and then robots take all the blue collar jobs.

And then what is left of the human spirit?

I think that's a fine fear to have.

At the same time, like, I will not be psyoped into believing that when labor and intelligence are free, that my life gets worse somehow.

Like, I don't, like, we can talk about the long-term who owns what, where all the capital ends up, but, like,

if labor and intelligence and energy are all free, we can literally build stuff for free.

And I don't know, it's weird that people think that that's going to produce a negative output to society.

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