Theo Jaffee

So take us through, you know, well, is there, you know, is the, I assume that you have like, I assume you have a 50 page document for the administration to consider.

How does the US catch back up to China?

If you would just give us a very high level, is it, you know, it's obviously not just call as a client, but presumably there's like a bunch of experts in this space.

Gosh, I'm so glad you asked because- Right, go ahead, go ahead.

Right, right, right, right.

There's a supplier response.

There's a supplier response on the kind of bringing new candidates to market.

So this is, I mean, this makes, it's very interesting.

I think, so we've got about 10 minutes left of the show, Krem.

And I think like, if someone is listening to this, they're in the administration, they're going to clip it and send it to their friend who's in the administration, or if it's just like, maybe it's out to the think tanks.

I'm going to assume people are thinking about this in a whole bunch of different spaces.

What is it?

Is it just like, is the takeaway here just like,

Like there is no shame in just studying what China did and trying to replicate it.

I think pretty much, yeah.

That's a win for the polycules.

Bayesian methods, that's a win for the polycules.

It really is.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Fantastic.