Salim Ismail

Do we have the compute to be able to kind of simulate two billion, several billion interactions per cell?

You mean the companies or the individual hardware?

Physical robots.

Or both.

Both.

So the true risk here is that protocol consensus may be slower than the emergence of the threat, right?

But I'm actually optimistic around this one.

I think Saylor is right.

The resilient systems will just evolve faster.

and can evolve under pressure, but markets are really bad at pricing tail risk until they're really forced to.

So I think what will happen is there's so much momentum behind Bitcoin and so many, like I came across a Bitcoin lightning network payment system that is three months old and they're doing a billion dollars a month of transactions.

It's just unbelievable to watch some of what's happening under the radar that most people haven't even seen this.

So I'm optimistic on this.

Even if Google pulled the date forward a bit, I think this is a long way to go.

But the Bitcoin world will be forced to get together and just go, okay, we need to upgrade.

Let's just do it.

There's enough money in it, motivation to do it.

Yeah, I'll jump in on two things.

One is, you know, Peter, you mentioned that what you need is energy and compute.

And I was like, well, that sounds like Bitcoin.