Sam Parr

Give me a job here.

I will find ways to be useful every single day, whether it's in any job you have.

I need to be at this company.

Because I can't think of, you know, how many companies have a more noble mission, but actually a shot of cracking it because there's a new tech vector to go chase.

The end is weird because it's actually like the beginning.

They're still in the beginning stages of what they're doing.

So it's like they end the documentary, but it's like the AI stuff is just starting to work.

So they end it with after the AlphaFold thing, people like all these – like it was a big thing in the science community.

And so all these researchers and drug companies were like, hey, can we get access to this?

Because if we know protein structures –

This will be tremendously helpful.

So they're like, oh, we should set up like a service where you can request a protein and then we tell you how it's folded and then blah, blah, blah.

And then Dennis was like, can we just fold all the proteins?

And they're like, what?

And he's like, how long would it take to fold all proteins known in existence?

And they're like, we could do that in like two months.

He's like, well, why don't we do that?

Let's fold them and give it all away.

And he's like, let's just make it open for anybody.

Let's go run the computer, fold all the proteins, give it all away.