Ryan Bodenheimer

But if I'm just kind of, you know, connecting A with B, I'm like, OK, China's probably going to make some drones that can go up really high.

You can't shoot those down.

They're too small.

Too small and there's too many of them.

Yeah, so that's why we've seen like the evolution of high-powered microwave technology It's a it's a new way to fight.

So again, I love Technology being brought into warfare because hopefully it creates deterrence, right?

So if if both sides have exceptional technology, it's kind of like with nuclear weapons ideally if if the weapons aren't held by a radical cleric like in iran if it's a Like a maybe more predictable actor like russia china us with nuclear weapons.

We all kind of look at each other and we're like, oh

Well, we don't want to get a nuclear war because we know it's just annihilation for everybody.

So kind of the same thing with military technology and drones.

The way I look at it is if we have the most advanced anti-drone technology, which doesn't mean just projectiles, right?

Projectiles is like the 2000s.

Now it's like, okay, what kind of energy weapons can we use to fry these drones out of the sky?

No one even knows we did it.

I think there was rumors about that.

There was rumors.

There was like a security guard who came out and said next one minute he was standing there with a gun.

Next minute his gun had fallen down and he had blood coming out of his nose.

It was something like that.

Yeah.