Juni

So I think now is that point where...

And people are, I don't want to use the term waking up, but that realization is like, okay, we got to go.

Let's start running.

Everyone's got to run towards filling that gap between society and technology, which is, you know, the goalpost is always constantly moving.

So you always have to be constantly vigilant in that space.

Yeah, no, I agree.

I mean, I think I heard the amount of water, not to harp on this part too much, but the amount of water that the data centers use now, you could solve by planting less alfalfa.

like a 10% less alfalfa or something like that.

And alfalfa is primarily grown to just use as feed.

So it's like, well, I mean, stop doing this thing instead.

What's the problem here?

But I don't want to go into that too much.

That progresses.

But yeah, there's a point where by the time certain information is disseminated to a wide audience, our current methods of doing it

it's no longer valid information.

And that's how scary advancements in AI are in the sense that, oh, yeah, yeah, what I said just a few months ago, oh, it's beyond that already.

Like, oh, it can't do this.

It's like, yeah, three months ago, it couldn't do that.

Now it does it better than I can.

And I think that realization is starting to turn on some light bulbs and things like that.