Lukas Nelson

I mean, that's I guess the deep pressure is what would be the, you know, it's almost the opposite of being in space.

You know, the vacuum and then you have the deep pressure of, you know, that pressure.

Well, I wonder if then we're talking about like bending space-time.

Yeah.

At that point, are you creating some sort of like –

Warp.

Yeah, you're creating some sort of a warp drive.

That's the idea.

You know, where you're just, like, warping space and time around a centralized location.

And you sort of have to be, you know, use sort of the, you know, these, like...

sort of exotic forms of matter and having an understanding of exotic matter, which we're now just starting to understand that there are these exotic matter types that work in these weird ways.

But as we... If you read about it now, the only information available is that we're only cracking the surface of the understanding of these types of matter.

Maybe we are.

Hundreds of thousands of years away from understanding that.

Right.

The interesting question for ourselves is how do we get to a place as a society to where we can trust in –

We can trust to say that we trust it enough to fund it.

Well, but that's what I mean.

Like how do we restore faith in that?

And because there are – it's not all bullshit.