Shaan Puri

So they're building tools for lawyers, let's say.

And every time the models get smarter, they're just better at building things for lawyers.

Like their tool for lawyers got more useful, right?

And then there's things that AI can't touch, right?

And you're like, okay, so what are things that AI is not really gonna touch in the near term?

So this is like, you know, real world things, community, religion, you know, gyms, you know, things that are like exercise, right?

Like what are gonna be the things that people will do

are kind of the last man standing in a world where AI gets smarter and smarter, smarter, better at doing digital work.

And so you could go in that direction, right?

Like I famously, not famously, but I have a friend who talked to a famous investor and he was like, oh man, AI is going to be crazy.

We're going to do this and this and this and this.

So what do you think I should do?

And he goes, I think you should buy railroads.

And he is basically saying like, not literally railroads, but basically what's something that won't get touched by AI?

Sounds like you don't know what the hell is going to happen.

You should go find something physical that's,

that is going to be the farthest end away from AI, so you have time to adjust to it versus doing something that's just going to like here today, gone tomorrow type of idea.

And by the way, if it doesn't end up fine, it doesn't matter then.

It didn't matter for you.

It's over at that point.