Simone Giertz

And I'm just going to leave you to talk about bubble.

I actually don't need to go to the restroom.

It's the skill of a podcaster.

I feel like I could throw you any topic and you could just go on about it.

Bubble on bubble interaction.

Go.

I think, first of all, you shouldn't listen to me.

First of all, you shouldn't listen to me.

I, you know, I realized that I was there for the wrong reasons.

I had this deep, I got completely like starting to get grades in school, which in Sweden at that time, we started getting it at eighth grade.

So when I was 14, it just kind of hijacked my brain because I realized that I could put a number on how smart I was.

And I got obsessed with it.

And I wanted to study mechanical engineering because I was like, I like machines.

But then physics was kind of the hardest thing you could do.

And I had this like deep need to prove to myself that I was smart.

So I started studying physics, realized I wasn't that smart.

I realized, or I mean, just mostly that I like, I love math, but I don't love math 10%.

Hours a day.

And also, I think I am a generalist through and through.

Like, I'm...