nd then the AI will tell you exactly the kind of shot to give you that makes those tumors go away.

Now of course there's some medical people who say oh don't let the tech bros talk about science. They're not scientists or they're not medical people. And I get that. But I do think that pattern recognition is going to be the big winning play and that's what AI does well. So it could be, there's no way to know, we could be five years away from cancer just being an annoyance. So if you've got cancer today, you've got a tough choice because you can either do nothing and hope for the single compound that cures your thing but it's going to take a few years to be available, or you can immediately get on the chemo and the brutal stuff that has side effects right away. And when this compound becomes available, if it does, it's not guaranteed, then you would still always have what the side effects gave you even if they cured your cancer because the treatment can give you some pretty bad permanent damage. So the decision about what to do if you've got cancer is completely new territory. I think people are going to make some hard choices. And you're going to see some people just not get treated. And they're just going to say you know what, I'm going to play the long game. I'm just going to roll the dice. So you're going to see people's approach to it change as the technology is changing.

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is what I had for today. I knew this was a little bit long. Thank you for staying, everybody who stayed. Hope it was interesting. And welcome to the Golden Age. Everything's looking good. I'm going to talk to the Locals people privately now. But thanks everybody for joining and come back tomorrow please. And we'll enjoy the Golden Age a little bit more. Hope today was fun. I enjoyed it a lot. All right, Locals coming at you in 30 seconds.