Mark Young

And we talked about AI a few minutes ago, and I kind of want to draw this correlation.

Yeah, please.

We're talking about a world of AI today.

I use the 10-80-10 rule and our team's all those.

That is like 10% is how I structure everything to know what needs to happen.

Let AI do the 80% of the work.

Yeah.

The last 10% is, is it good work?

Is it applicable to what we do?

And when you started talking about the differentiation between knowledge and wisdom, I'm like, knowledge is the AE.

Yeah.

You know, I can automate knowledge nowadays because there is no shortage of knowledge available, but it's incumbent upon us to have the wisdom.

to apply that.

Because all of the knowledge in the world without application is just data.

How do we get the wisdom applied?

And again, I'll say, you can know all of the right things about health and still be unhealthy.

And you can know all the right things about theology and still be a spiritual mess.

And you can know

I can know all of the things there is to know about another human being and still have a terrible relationship if I don't apply those things.

And the application, to your point, is actually where the human difference takes place.