Mark Zuckerberg

No, I think it's super intellectual in terms of actually breaking this stuff down. I mean, both jujitsu and, like, striking, I mean, yeah, you don't have time to think, but, like, the reasoning behind why you kind of want to slip in certain ways and, like, the probability game that you're playing is... I don't know. I used to fence when I was in high school, and I did that pretty competitively.

No, I think it's super intellectual in terms of actually breaking this stuff down. I mean, both jujitsu and, like, striking, I mean, yeah, you don't have time to think, but, like, the reasoning behind why you kind of want to slip in certain ways and, like, the probability game that you're playing is... I don't know. I used to fence when I was in high school, and I did that pretty competitively.

I was never quite good enough to be at the Olympic level, but I was pretty good. And we virtual fenced last time you were here. Yeah, there you go. And, like, I... I just remember I would sit in my classes in high school and sketch out combinations of moves and sequences for how to faint and kind of trick someone to get them out of position to be able to tap them. And it's...

I was never quite good enough to be at the Olympic level, but I was pretty good. And we virtual fenced last time you were here. Yeah, there you go. And, like, I... I just remember I would sit in my classes in high school and sketch out combinations of moves and sequences for how to faint and kind of trick someone to get them out of position to be able to tap them. And it's...

I was never quite good enough to be at the Olympic level, but I was pretty good. And we virtual fenced last time you were here. Yeah, there you go. And, like, I... I just remember I would sit in my classes in high school and sketch out combinations of moves and sequences for how to faint and kind of trick someone to get them out of position to be able to tap them. And it's...

I feel like this is a game in the same way. I mean, I think when you're training, you're not slugging at each other that much. You're just playing tag.

I feel like this is a game in the same way. I mean, I think when you're training, you're not slugging at each other that much. You're just playing tag.

I feel like this is a game in the same way. I mean, I think when you're training, you're not slugging at each other that much. You're just playing tag.

And I think I probably will, but we'll see. 2025, I think, is going to be a very busy year on the AI side. And I think the idea of having a competition, you really need to get into the headspace of, like, I'm going to fight someone this week. So I need to figure this out, because I don't know how, with everything that's going on in AI,

And I think I probably will, but we'll see. 2025, I think, is going to be a very busy year on the AI side. And I think the idea of having a competition, you really need to get into the headspace of, like, I'm going to fight someone this week. So I need to figure this out, because I don't know how, with everything that's going on in AI,

And I think I probably will, but we'll see. 2025, I think, is going to be a very busy year on the AI side. And I think the idea of having a competition, you really need to get into the headspace of, like, I'm going to fight someone this week. So I need to figure this out, because I don't know how, with everything that's going on in AI,

have like a week or two where i can just get into this like i'm gonna go fight someone but but it's good it's good training uh but and i would like to at some point um you know the thing about the acl injury is i i kind of thought before this it's like all right i'm gonna do some jiu-jitsu competitions i want to do one mma fight like one kind of like pro or competitive mma fight and then i figured i'd go back to jiu-jitsu but

have like a week or two where i can just get into this like i'm gonna go fight someone but but it's good it's good training uh but and i would like to at some point um you know the thing about the acl injury is i i kind of thought before this it's like all right i'm gonna do some jiu-jitsu competitions i want to do one mma fight like one kind of like pro or competitive mma fight and then i figured i'd go back to jiu-jitsu but

have like a week or two where i can just get into this like i'm gonna go fight someone but but it's good it's good training uh but and i would like to at some point um you know the thing about the acl injury is i i kind of thought before this it's like all right i'm gonna do some jiu-jitsu competitions i want to do one mma fight like one kind of like pro or competitive mma fight and then i figured i'd go back to jiu-jitsu but

I think tearing the ACL striking is a little more of a fluke. I think you're much more likely to do that grappling. So going through the ACL experience didn't make me want to just exclusively go do the version where you're just attacking joints all day long. So I'm like, all right, I can take a few more punches to the face before we go back to that.

I think tearing the ACL striking is a little more of a fluke. I think you're much more likely to do that grappling. So going through the ACL experience didn't make me want to just exclusively go do the version where you're just attacking joints all day long. So I'm like, all right, I can take a few more punches to the face before we go back to that.

I think tearing the ACL striking is a little more of a fluke. I think you're much more likely to do that grappling. So going through the ACL experience didn't make me want to just exclusively go do the version where you're just attacking joints all day long. So I'm like, all right, I can take a few more punches to the face before we go back to that.

Yeah, but jiu-jitsu isn't always slower controlled, especially when you're competing.

Yeah, but jiu-jitsu isn't always slower controlled, especially when you're competing.

Yeah, but jiu-jitsu isn't always slower controlled, especially when you're competing.