ented. Nobody knows how that could happen because we don't even have a concept of what it would take to make it smart. All we have is this old model which just makes your search engine and your organization of data really, really cool and it can talk to you better. So it's like Siri plus. It's like a better Siri basically.

So I would like to submit that the AI that you're worried about is the one that hasn't been invented and nobody knows how to invent it. Should you be worried about things that haven't been invented and nobody knows even the first part of how to make it? That would be everything. You know, I'm worried about the pen because what if it evolves into a laser that shoots out of every hole? Because you know right now it's innocent. Right now there's not much danger, you know, unless it pokes you. But what if it evolved into a laser shooting pen? That's what the conversation about AI is like. No, it does not evolve into a laser shooting pen. There might be lasers that could evolve but a pen doesn't become a laser. All right, enough of that.

All right, as you know the reason that ESG and DEI and CEI and all those racist things that are being pushed upon organizations, the main reasons that they have to fold to those things is not because they think it's right necessarily — some probably do — but because there are all these ratings agencies that will destroy the reputation of your company if you're not doing all the noble and good things. And I thought to myself, well why are there not alternative ratings agencies? And why are there not ratings agencies to rate the other rating agencies? Because wouldn't you like to know, oh this agency says you know Tesla is not woke enough, but wouldn't you like to know that there's a rating agency that rates all the rating agencies? It says this rating agency is. What's wrong with that? Because my understanding is that it doesn't take much to be a rating agency. You just have to say you are one and then see if you can