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and this is Gary V's line that I'm taking, but he's like, yeah, everyone hates AI until it solves their grandma's cancer, right? Like that's a human thing, right? Like if, like, I'm not saying AI is responsible for that, but I'm saying like the medical advancements that will take place because of the ability to process data so much faster, reliably, will be game-changing for medicine. And who knows how long they already had a lot of these things, right? We'll never know, but we will at least start to experience them. Yeah, that's an interesting thought because like now with this technology out there, people will be able to find it out at scale. Even if you already had it, yeah, everyone now knows, right? I think about that all the time because there's a lot of, when I was going through all my nightmares navigating the healthcare system here with my knee, like there was a lot of shocking that the most innovative regenerative health places were in like third world countries because the restrictions weren't there as much to slow down innovation so much. We talk about how the internet is messing with all of us all the time. So if you're into that kind of thing, definitely hit follow.