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So, you know, there's plenty of military programs that make stuff that are way outside of mainstream capabilities right now.

I mean, just look at the stealth bomber, for instance, and the skin of the stealth bomber is just remarkable.

Maybe.

So that's why I always leave open the possibility that, you know, which is why...

I'm going to go back to this atomic imager thing that I'm making.

It's like there's a level of evidence that I think can be produced with atomic imaging that goes beyond what it is we know anybody can make.

Right.

So and so that's my reason for wanting to do it, because, you know, look, I can make money on it with looking at alloys and nanomaterials, et cetera.

And that's going to be what the purpose of the of making the instrument will.

That's how it will be a company.

But it will have value elsewhere.

So the reason that I got interested in it was, frankly, for looking at chromosomes.

But then I realized, oh, maybe it has interest.

Maybe it would be useful for these other things as well, which has kind of propelled my interest in it.

And where would you do it?

Well, that's why the magnesium ratio thing was, you know, when I first estimated it, it was like, this is millions and millions of dollars.

And why would you leave it on a beach in the middle of Ubatuba, Brazil?

Right.

You know, it just seems unlikely.

Nothing's impossible.