Neil Freiman

anything, then you're going to build more of everything, make cheaper things, make more things.

There's just going to be more to build, more to consume.

There's more wealth around.

He said that all societal wealth is driven by invention.

6,000 years ago, someone invented the plow.

We all got wealthier.

Much later, someone invented the steam engine.

We all got wealthier.

He hopes that Prometheus invents whatever it wants to invent an artificial general engineer, and we all get wealthier in the process.

Yeah, maybe he's a little jealous that Elon's about to become a trillionaire.

He's like, all right, I need to build a new company right now.

And Elon has called him a copycat for building Prometheus, actually.

Okay, let's sprint to the finish with some final headlines.

Wall Street turned from blue and orange to a deep shade of green yesterday after President Trump backed off planned strikes on Iran.

and said he had an agreement with the country to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, barring a few more details still to be worked out.

At the White House, Trump said, We just made a great settlement of the war with Iran, and we're going to be subject to finalization of documents, which should get done over the next few days, adding that Vice President J.D.

Vance might head to Europe over the weekend for a signing ceremony.

The potential escalation of the war had weighed on stocks all week, so investors breathed a sigh of relief and sent stocks soaring after another Trump reversal Wall Street has dubbed the taco.

The Dow surged 900 points, the Nasdaq rose more than 2.5%, and oil fell as maybe, just maybe, this war might wrap up soon.

There are new developments this morning.