Yuval Rooz

And I just think that the trajectory of mistakes you do early on have, you know, I'm not saying, again, I'm not saying that I, you know, you know perfectly what will happen, but I think that creating the right starting point requires taking risk, where if you play very conservative, it's not saying that you can't be successful, but I do think that you really cap your upside early on.

And again, I think that the downside is very limited early in your career.

Correct.

But I do see a lot of young students today being extremely concerned about how their career would look like 20 years from now.

And I'm saying like, you really have not that much control of what will happen in 20 years.

Make sure that you are doing things that you think could make a difference.

And I think that that means taking risks.

Thank you, David.

I appreciate it.

The second you have the world real world, unfortunately, you open yourself to censorship resistance by the issuer.

It doesn't matter that you put it on a decentralized infrastructure.

And Ryan, David, do you guys use stable coins?

You do?

Cool.

Okay.

Well, the issuers of those stable coins are pretty confident having the smart contract, a feature that allows them either to freeze your stable coins or to, in some cases, even burn them out of your wallet.

So what does it matter that it runs on permissionless infrastructure?

I mean, there are reasons why it's good that it runs on permissionless infrastructure, but you're not getting what Vitalik is putting in his post.

Yeah, so first of all, thank you again for having me.

I'm really excited.