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Okay, well, our next question comes from Leo B. Hello, Doug.

There's an accent on the E, so I feel like it's Leo.

I feel like the E is meant to really be observed.

So this is a question for all of you.

Once upon a time, I was a child in junior high school back in the mid 80s.

When talking about the periodic table, teachers in school used to say that no element slash metals would ever be discovered, that it was without any doubt at all impossible.

possible yet here we are today with a bunch of new elements on the table in another category of science and tech humans used to say that we would never fly slash travel in the air now we have all kinds of flying transportation available planes jets even hot air balloons if you could choose a thing that science says can't be done yet without a doubt which would which would you most want to see become possible in your lifetime uh thanks and this is leo from the canadian atlantic provinces

He didn't want to get specific about which province.

Just the big region.

I mean, it's mostly a guy thing, yeah.

I mean, I can't say that me and my gal pals have ever done that, whipping each other with towels.

Yeah, no, it just sounds rather unpleasant.

Right, like what if the laws of physics are wrong?

Oh my God, are you going to like explode right now?

Are you sweating?

Oh no, I broke Neil deGrasse Tyson.

Yeah.

Right, so it still fundamentally works.

That's a whole other thing than in the 19... But we do have the scientific capacity to do it, the technological capacity to do it.

And, okay.