Jyunmi

And why is reliability to that thing more important to you?

Does anybody else have a thing that comes to mind?

What in your everyday life that you use?

I mean, cars are an obvious one.

Like the new development in battery science has been really jumping off in the last couple of years.

There's a big push into sodium batteries, which use far less rare earth materials, if any, in their process.

They're a little bigger, you know, but...

And they don't produce quite as much at this point, but the technology can be developed to where they're, you know, they could replace lithium ion batteries.

And if you don't need lithium batteries anymore, that's a huge drop in, you know, lithium supply issues and questions about that.

All righty.

Thanks, man.

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