Matt Beall

It's crazy, man.

Time flies in this place.

I'm totally vibing with this conversation.

It's fascinating, and it's really cool to get to know you.

So what I'd like to do is take a quick break, get a bite to eat, and kind of regroup and close out with just a banger of a second half.

Let's do it.

All right.

All right.

Awesome.

Well, good.

Well, welcome back, and we just checked out the vases, and so it might be a good segue into Egypt, but any thoughts on the vases worth sharing?

Yeah.

I think we could do it now.

It would just take a long time if you're carving them, you know, I mean, you could certainly do it now with a high end machine, but I mean, if you, you know, if you're, if you're doing it by hand, it's going to take you years to complete one of those things.

And, you know, the, the, the precision question is of course interesting because there's a lot of talk with Max now, you know, who's, who's put out some information that, that, that, that aligns with his perspective on the,

on the topic, but, um, you know, very confusing, uh, from a software standpoint to understand, you know, all the details of the software and how it's analyzing the, you know, the things to, to really understand if there's anything, uh, to that.

But I think what he's saying is that the, the precise ones are not consistent with the other pre-dynastic vases that he's measured.

And the precise ones are consistent with modern technology just from a precision standpoint.

And so, yeah,

Yeah.