Tom Bilyeu

Or does this feel like more chips plus more efficient algorithms just equals it gets smarter and smarter?

tells the best joke nobody can tell a better joke yeah right right yeah i think about that a lot in fact i think about that a lot with crypto so for instance uh ai super intelligence comes along or quantum computing whatever but you get to the point where it's like i've got a better bitcoin this that or the other um do you think about that that's sort of the fundamental structure of even crypto is up for grabs if you've got something super intelligent yeah there's there's stuff that um

Agreed.

Do you have advice for the Bitcoin community about switching their protocol to be quantum resistant?

So block size World War II basically is what you're...

Now, does that only play out when because when you were talking about 80 milliseconds or whatever, being like this interminably long time, it's funny to me, obviously, thinking that's just such a not even the blink of an eye.

So is it.

that by solving those problems that much faster or communicating that information that much faster, you shut the ongoing ability for people to like front run transactions?

Wow.

I didn't realize just how much was being traded daily.

Now, is that what you see is the ultimate use case for Solana is to be the transaction layer of the.

We're hitting pause for a moment, but there's plenty more ahead, so don't go anywhere.

Let's talk about a problem you just can't solve on your own.

You'd need to quit your job for like six months just to remove your data from the internet.

Your personal information is on hundreds of data broker sites right now.

Your address, your phone number, your email, even your social security number.

You can remove it yourself,

but it would take hundreds of hours to track down every site and submit removal requests.

And that's just round one.

Your data reappears constantly, so you'd have to repeat the process every few months.