Rizwan Virk

So if we are in a virtual reality, there's no reason you can't move what we call the virtual camera to any XYZ coordinate and any XYZT coordinate, and you can replay it.

And kids today watch video game replays on YouTube all the time.

I mean, my nephew, he was only like three years old, and he would say to his father, my brother, he would say,

Dad, I want to watch Star Wars.

He goes, oh, you want to watch a Star Wars movie?

He goes, no, no, I want to watch the man and the woman play the Star Wars game.

And so if we think of it as that type of game, as a multiplayer game, you know, we might treat people differently if we know that we're going to review what happened afterwards.

Yeah, it's called the scroll of deeds.

And so I was invited to speak at an Islamic conference in the UK, you know, with these scholars from Cairo.

They're like Islamic scholars and

I'm like, you sure you want me to speak there?

You know, I read about, you know, virtual reality and business and video games.

And there's an Ayatollah there, which just means like a cardinal.

It wasn't like the guy.

Not the guy from Iran?

It wasn't like, he was from Iran.

Oh, okay.

But he wasn't like the guy, like Ayatollah Khomeini or Khomeini's supreme leader.

It was like, think of one of a bunch of bishops, right?

Yeah.