Josh Kale

And I think that is going to make people like wake up to like the TAM of space being like expressed in financial markets here on Earth.

Yeah.

The number of, so like say Starling comes and blankets the earth, which doesn't seem that far away.

It seems like it's actually kind of already here.

And it's pretty much here.

So you're telling me in the future there's going to be an iPhone model that connects to Starlink and that's where I get my data from?

Do you have to be able to like, so I'm inside right now.

So are you.

There's a roof over my head.

Will I be able to do, will I be able to have service inside?

Okay.

Okay.

The we I want to go backwards and trace over this a little bit, because like you said, some things that I want to pick up on.

We talked about Tesla.

You talked about all of the transportation like Uber might be under threat, like UPS, FedEx.

Any DHL, any physical logistics, potentially under threat from a very hard competitor to compete with, which is Tesla and autonomous driving vehicles that you don't need to pay a driver.

You can charge them at the Tesla charging stations.

And with energy being cheap, that's a really hard thing to compete with.

And so when we talk about winning capitalism, what you ultimately see is a lot of companies just can't compete with the scale of what some of these companies are going to produce.

When we talked about Starlink and providing data to people,