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was sort of a peak when mRNA was this thing that kinda, like, reopened the world. And, you know, there's a lot of generalist money that came in, and a lot of exuberance and excitement. And it's not, you know, the the sort of dot com bust equivalent w
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The defensibility is having a 100,000,200 people on your app Right. And having a million restaurants using your software. That's the defensibility is the network. Uh-huh. These are going to be created en masse in China. Right now, they're bespoke and
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And we went up to Albany as part of the reforms two years ago and pushed for progressive design bills or different ways of building projects that New York didn't use and other states used, and that actually decreased the timeline. And, you were able
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so much cost relatively in New York City or New York State speak, but still to a high standard? Like, an example of a project that was done really well. Michael, surely, you should be naming some of your own. Yeah. No. We don't have unless there are
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But my question is, your sidewalk delivery robots operate in dense environments. Are people delivering burritos with cars? Like, I'm in New York. No one would do that. Like, it's all deliveries to us on ebikes that are charging through the bike lane.
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You talked about when there could be, like, a no code software agent. I don't know how long that's gonna take, but if we use that as an example and imagine forward to towards it, think about how much economic value gets unlocked for the world. If any
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Alright. Next up is Lumix ads. Now, Jason, I'm curious. Is this the company we had on a while back? Because this method of attaching, essentially, billboards digital billboards to ride sharing or sorry, delivery vehicles seems really familiar to me.
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You know, it's it's a small cohort of issues. My flight was canceled, my flight was delayed, yada yada. Or I need to change, you know, x, y, and z in my reservation. So Mhmm. If you can help people build agents, to address these things and empower pe
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That's what they want to bet their career and their life on. And that kind of becomes their project. And Will was a distressed debt guy. And I was like, you're gonna make a lot more money in London working for a hedge fund or working for a bank. Why
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Like, high income earners who have lots of disposable cash, want to get food from restaurants and have a driver kind of come drop it off. I'm not so sure this is a mainstream product. And then there were lots of other delivery companies back then. An
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But how do you do delivery of Vastia? Like, this airborne sprays or what's the yeah. How do how do you how do you treat the tree? Yep. So, ultimately, if you're gonna use a a genomic method, you would transform the the genome. So you would edit the g
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Exactly. Right here on the shelf. So Can the American Chestnut here? Yeah. No. Exactly. I was gonna reference the American Chestnut as well in The US, but it feels like we have this real problem, and it's so sad where so many beautiful trees are unde
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whether or not it's it it changes the experience for the for for your customers. Yeah. I think that's right. I mean, I I think that right now, you know, thinking about ways to scale it, you should do it very slowly and methodically. I mean, there are
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beyond it. Oh, it's a bicycle with a iPad strapped to it. Like, no. You're missing what it really is. It's a bigger thing. Like, method was a bigger thing. Like, hello. Hopefully, you know, people think of one day and be like, oh, yeah. They weren't
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in physical activity that's hopefully gonna, you know, improve their health long term, make it kind of fun and interesting and competitive all at once and connected in a way where typically the only connection you had was, you know, going into the lo
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and Flipkart's got billboards, you know, lining the road from the airport. And he's there studying their methods, and they launch big billion day. And then he insists on launching a sort of celebration of India's space program the next day, and he wa
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reception. But I thought if you want to study the Elon method a bit, it was actually pretty useful for that. And so the the recent biography. One is picking sensible metrics for the business at any one moment in time. And so, you know, with SpaceX, a
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He and his cousin, Sawyer Hemsley, would tweak and test the recipe over and over and over again until it was optimized for sweetness and texture and eventually buzz. And then, Jason built an app to manage ordering and deliveries. And this was all for
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And then, also, is the first and only, company to go public and with a successful listing. Right? Absolutely. Because they're look at their economics. Right? They they they are, like, highly profitable, great attention, doing the right fundamental st
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