Discussion on technology and governmental regulations (Part 3)

People didn't know that they wanted the iPhone. They wanted the. To do what the iPhone did. Right. Like everybody's iPhone, once you open it up, it's all different inside all the apps they use, all the things. Everyone's iPhone is very personalized. No one cares about the product. They care about the result. So if you have an AI or access to AI and you're like, hey, do this for me. I need this picture. Hey, I'm. I'm writing a song. I need this. Hey, I'm. I'm working on this, this, this presentation. I need to be able to do this, do this, do this. It doesn't matter what the code is or what the software is, because the result is what people care. You are right. That's like saying, I want to go to the amusement park. I don't care if you take I90 or I85, it doesn't matter how we get there. It doesn't matter what the code is. I just want to get to the place. I want the function. But if the guy that's driving me is selling my data to the Chinese ccp, then I'm going to be like, well, now it does matter how we get there. So. But most people don't think. People. I don't think. And either way, the people that are going to put the brakes on and limit things, it's not going to be anthropic, it's going to be the government, because that's what, that's what Anthra. Yes. That's what 2028 is about, in my opinion. 2028. Yeah. Yeah. First off, we have massive Democrat control in both houses of Congress that nobody expected. Then you have a really uphill fight. For anybody currently on the field, they're mostly all just fake and gay. So I don't. I mean, J.D. vance, as far as I know, is the only economic populism. Populist. He's been the polling frontrunner, but he's got some major problems to work out with the whole Trump administration thing. And so we also have this issue where the AI companies are promised all this debt, don't have enough revenue to pay it off, as well as all of the concentration in the stock market. So, like, we've seen this kind of thing before in 2008, whether it was intentional or not, the bubble got popped under George W. Bush, and it gave the government a lot of power that was coming in to solve the crisis, Right? Yep. So a cynical person like me would say, you know, whoever Larry Fink or somebody will pull the plug and drop this puppy right in Trump's lap on the way out. And then the Democrats get to do whatever they want. Like that would be an opportunity to give us UBI over AI or something like that. So just like the Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac 2008, Obama used the government to buy them, basically. Did they completely buy Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac with that bailout? I don't remember, but I think they bought, I think they bought, I think they, they bought Fannie Mae. So you.