Marcela

So John Nostra, welcome to the Scott Adams School.

Well, don't take too long of a breath because you have so much to offer.

And I think I also wanted to point out that you've written, what, over 500 articles for Psychology Today.

Is that right?

And when we first got on the phone, if you're old enough, you remember Doogie Howser.

So you asked me if I know who Doogie Howser is and that you were writing medical papers for Harvard at 18 years old.

Heart attack.

so it seems to me like we do need to maintain some ability for people to gain enough expertise to control and guide the ai at least until they don't need people anymore well also oh and the other thing i want to chime in because i see it in the chat is that a lot of us don't trust doctors anymore so do they have an agenda you know do they have a political issue are they jaded like who knows so

Do you trust your doctor?

Can you?

A lot of us just don't.

But then I'm in the middle.

Again, I'm going to use my Libra reference where I'm always in the middle of two things where I'm just like, well, do I trust AI?

Isn't that being programmed also?

And how do I know that it isn't skewed a certain way?

So then I trust nothing, but that's where I find myself.

I trust nothing.

I quick just wanted to, if you don't mind, ask Sergio and Marcella if they have a question at this point for you before we move on.

Rockwell, yeah.

Yeah.