Sagar

I know that you're bringing an Epstein survivor as one of the guests to the State of the Union.

Just want to get you the opportunity to talk about that.

Yeah, I think that well, the essay is interesting.

And my friend Joe Weisenthal over at Odd Lots, he wrote up a newsletter.

Highly recommend everybody go and read it.

What he says is not the macro stuff in the essay, but actually the radical change in who makes money from online commerce and the end of network effects.

So it's a little bit difficult to like dig into all of the tech, which is why I recommend that you read it.

But they're talking about like DoorDash, for example,

the ability to code up various different competitors.

You can destroy some of network effects.

Basically barrier to entry is just zero now.

All it costs is a cloud subscription.

And you're seeing people who can code are the people who are at the very like vanguard of this, but it's going to get pretty easy pretty quickly.

I'm an idiot.

I have no computer science background.

I was able to code up something whenever I, I mean, again, you know, I had to do a little Googling for Python and all that stuff.

Again, my knowledge is literally zero and I was able to do

to do it.

And it's not good.

Like I can, I can make something, but I was like, huh, okay.