Kevin Brown

It's going to require people with voice and with power to do that.

So I'll second the motion.

So the idea is, how do we insert?

And from the technology point of view, this is something that we've been talking quite a bit about is, are there places that we can start to insert this kind of virtue, this kind of good?

into the processes in a very explicit way.

But in terms of human connection, I think you know and back to the the hardware right and how we've evolved There is something of you know, where you depend on interpersonal relationships and there's that shared kind of yeah there's a there's a safety and a and and there's no one else who understands you better and and and in a world that's a more fragmentation of

So can you use some little bit of technology to cut through the, you know, all the pages on the internet and get your top 10?

No.

But like I suggested, I think there's a lot that's not captured in that algorithm.

And a lot that we don't even know how to say, but you know it when you feel it.

You know, the second mystery is what happens to the human mind after, you know, 150 years, like we haven't run that experiment, you know, but let's assume that it's not, doesn't go into a psychotic, you know, kind of, you know, crueler, you know, sort of, you know, some of my favorite books touch on those kind of, you know, cruel endings.

Like, you know, for me, there's, there's,

And, uh, you know, and, and, you know, there'll be new things to, you know, I, I, I love astrophysics.

So I follow, I geek out, I read all this stuff and we're learning new things from the James Webb and like, you know, looking at the, you know, the galaxies at the edge.

And so like, for me, like there's a constant, like, you know, that's part of the human, you know, experiment that I think is, is, is really, you know, sort of reverent is like, you know, this, this wanting to understand and learn and, and,

and then bring that back into, you know, hey, can we learn these things that make the world a better place?

So, like, you know, to me, I would try to take that optimistic, kind of youthful energy and keep it going.

I wouldn't want to be kind of old and boring, even at 200.

I mean, I've looked at this a lot, and there's a lot of people that retire, they go from 100 to zero, and then three years later, they're dead.

Yeah.