Josh van Cuylenburg

And then the internet was like a whole other thing.

But that sort of feels like it's like the dark side of the moon that we don't quite, it doesn't even exist yet.

Yeah.

Let alone the dark side of the moon.

It's a dark side of a planet we don't know is there.

That is terrifying.

It's terrifying to state the absolute obvious.

And people in their day-to-day have so many things that they're worrying about.

It could be very microscopic things that only affect them or it could be global political things.

There's so many things now.

There's too many problems.

And so the thought of having to somehow find time

Or even like brain capacity to think about something that we've never faced before seems like a very monumental task.

I mean, ironically, AI is making things more certain.

In terms of?

Well, maybe not more certain, but it's giving, like if you're using like ChatGPT, for example, to tell you like, I'm going to Amsterdam for three days.

Can you organize an itinerary?

It's giving you tools to make you more prepared or certain or...

It's comfortable.

Comfortable.