So since the last time we talked, we spent a lot of time where you were trying to explain
to me simulation theory and why the probability of simulation theory is more likely than it not being a simulation.
Yeah, it was, what, five years ago or something?
I think it was six.
Five or six, somewhere along those lines.
I mean, a lot of things happened in the world since then.
Yes, yes, a lot of things.
I mean...
For example, back then, I think we – did we even talk about AI?
It probably came up a bit, but it feels like it was an era.
It wasn't this thing looming over civilization,
which is really kind of fascinating when you think about the fact that it's only been six years.
And in six years, like what a massive jump in some new technology in our life.
Like just sort of like the internet where it like crept up on us.
We just accepted that it's a thing.
This thing has gotten massively entangled in every aspect of society and every aspect
of people's lives in a very short period of time.
Yeah.
I mean things are like – so much is happening
now that it's kind of a full-time job just to monitor the situation.