Rogé Karma

And what has the last few years been than a constant whipsaw of great resignation to big freeze, of tariffs to Iran war, to there's gonna be a recession to there's not.

All this entire time, workers are wondering what's next for me.

And then you have this huge uncertainty looming on the horizon, which is AI, right?

The conversations I've had with young people almost exclusively over the last decade have been about how am I going to afford a home?

In the last year, it's changed to will my job be around in five years?

So you have this combination of people feeling stuck in place of like in a labor market and a housing market that makes them feel like they're in quicksand.

And then you have this

uncertainty about whether you can ever get out of it.

And then you have this comet of potential AI job disruption coming at you.

And all of these things I'm talking about, we don't have neat ways to capture in statistics, but might be part of why people feel so pessimistic right now.

So those are just a couple thoughts, but I think there are a lot of areas like this.

This is great, Derek.

Thanks so much for having me and wishing us both good vibes going forward.

Yeah, good vibes going forward.

Thanks, man.

Hey, thank you for having me.

Hey, thank you for having me.

Hey, thank you for having me.

Yeah, his name is Sriram Krishnan. He's the Silicon Valley figure who has like a long history. He works in tech and he was being appointed to be an advisor on Trump's AI team, which is being headed up by another big guy in tech, David Sachs, who's a part of the infamous PayPal mafia that includes Peter Thiel, Elon Musk, etc.,

Yeah, his name is Sriram Krishnan. He's the Silicon Valley figure who has like a long history. He works in tech and he was being appointed to be an advisor on Trump's AI team, which is being headed up by another big guy in tech, David Sachs, who's a part of the infamous PayPal mafia that includes Peter Thiel, Elon Musk, etc.,