Rizwan Virk

So you might have a different body in the next life, but that information is still there.

Where does it live?

You know, I'm from Silicon Valley.

I like to say it's in the cloud, right?

That's where we store all our information.

It's in the database in the cloud.

Right, exactly.

And so I like to think of it as the reason we call it the cloud is because you don't know exactly where the server is.

It could be one of a million servers somewhere out there.

Amazon has a huge warehouse, which is AWS, and all the servers are running there.

So you don't – in the past, like I used to do software before the cloud, you would set up your own servers or you'd have your own data center and everything.

You would say this is how many 386s we have.

This is how many.

Now it's like it's just out there somewhere, right?

I don't know where the heck it is.

It's out there.

And so I like to think of the cloud as – in a video game, we have the rendered world, right?

So you're watching the video game.

You can see the greenery and everything.

But you also got all that other information there, right?