Jyunmi Hatcher

So sounds similar to people.

You get more people together, the more fun that they have.

Gotcha.

All right.

Okay.

And my brain automatically went to weigh stations, or weighing stations, I should say.

So if you don't know, trucks, semi-trucks now have to go through, as they travel, they have to go through varying weighing stations.

Exactly.

Exactly.

But the way that those weighing stations work, that process, the trucks have to pull up on a special area and it's weighed.

Now, that sounds like a real easy way to put a recharging process there.

Right.

So as they get weighed, they can be recharged and extend the range even further.

But.

We've already made the assumption that it would have to be autonomous or at least separate autonomous or monitored maybe.

Maybe that's the new job is to just take over manual if they have to.

I did have a question about the quantum computing side of things, though, with the cryptography.

Did any of the story or research mention that this is a standard algorithm?

methodology of rating how far quantum competing has come?

Do they always match it against crypto or is this some or is this a I know we've heard the the idea of quantum competing be able to crack open any cryptography but