Stewart Lee

So there we go.

OK, right.

So we'll get on to Palantir and what they say.

But first of all, I just read recently, I just want to look at the phrase, do you consider yourself pre-frail?

It's a phrase that has just started to emerge, which is, it was in the Times a couple of weeks ago, an ageing peak may strike at 60, but signs of declining health can be detected decades earlier.

And that's when you are technically pre-frail.

If you feel drained, less able to pick up a pace while walking or struggling to open a jam jar, you are pre-frail.

And in your pre-frail state, you can then, if you're aware of it, you can then do something to try and avoid frailty.

So this is the philosophy that, I mean, all our strands and subjects are connecting here.

This is the philosophy of Elon Musk, Elon Musk, Elon Musk, Elon Musk, the right to fail.

The right to fail.

The right to fail, to learn from your mistakes.

You will only improve.

Because initially, when his rockets were blowing up, he'd go, no, no, no, I meant that.

He pre-failed.

It pre-failed.

Create jeopardy, show the stakes.

But the more sinister side of that is this, you know, it allows them a kind of free ticket to say, yeah, we may have...

We've taken all your money and we've made something that doesn't really work.

But trust us, because it will improve.