Mark Zuckerberg

So it's like, how do we architect this so that way we can figure this out and build all the stuff up that we need to try to do that?

So I don't know.

That's me.

What was the other part of the question?

I don't know.

That's a good question.

I mean, one of the things that I thought was really fascinating is so when Augustus

was first, so he became emperor, and he was trying to establish peace.

And there was no real conception of peace at the time.

People's understanding of peace was it is the temporary time between when your enemies will inevitably attack you again, so you get a short rest.

And

And he had this view, which is like, look, like we want to change the economy from instead of being so mercenary and like in kind of militaristic to like actually this positive something.

It's like a very novel idea at the time.

I don't know.

I think that there's like something that's just really fundamental about that.

It's like in terms of the, the bounds on like what people can conceive at the time of like, what are rational ways to work.

And, um,

I'm going back to like, I mean, this applies to both the metaverse and the AI stuff, but like a lot of investors and just different people just can't wrap their head around why we would open source this.

And it's like, are you like, like, I don't understand.

It's like open source.