Shekhar Natarajan

So I've always wanted to like

bring those things together.

You know, it's like, how do you have a psychedelic transhumanism?

Genomic bodhisattva.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Because it's really, it's kind of the MRD for the future.

It's a bit of the blueprint, and in fact, if you look at like Star Trek, and we were talking about that earlier,

Star Trek actually drove a lot of inventions, like the tricorder is your iPhone, right?

We're sure.

And so there's a lot of times where media is the distorted mirror and it reflects back and we get worse and worse.

And sometimes the opposite.

Well, think of how magical that technology is.

that we could like use the technology of writing to create something that when you open it, it's true, right?

Because the minute you're reading a great piece of science fiction, you know,

When you're reading it, it's true.

It's viscerally true.

You're there.

Maybe it's a psychotechnology that's whispering something from the future, pulling the present forward to meet it.

We never know.