Marc Andreessen

So this presents kind of a golden opportunity for that.

So why don't you address some of these topics as it relates to AI and jobs of the future, as it relates to tech.

Yeah, so we'll come back to the bloat thing.

I will say the funny thing on the bloat tweet was the responses have been along the line.

The responses, for the most part, have not been, you're wrong.

The responses have been, oh, no, the company I used to work at is like 8x bloated.

Yeah, too generous.

Right.

Or, yeah, too generous.

Or, you know, or by the way, the nonprofit or the, you know, whatever the, you know, whatever kind of institution, you know, agency I used to work for.

Well, Twitter proved it, right?

Cutting 70% or 80% and then it's running, you know, better or as good as it was before at least.

And it's probably not the only, it's not the exception.

I mean, look, I don't even know.

And, you know, if I knew, I wouldn't say.

But, like, I think Twitter is way down from the 80%.

I think, too.

I don't know if the number—we're sure the number has a nine on it, if not a high nines.

So, yeah, no, he's really—as usual with Elon, he's really demonstrated.

He's really forecasting the future through his own actions.