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16:45 here for dramatic effect, looking up and sweeping his eyes 15:29 from the outside may seem dull and bland, a mass

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18:53 That's a great question. There's there's a lot to unpack there. I would say at, like, a 50,000 foot level, we are kind of peak hype peak hype cycle around NI broadly broadly speaking. I mean, there's just so much talk about it, and it's really been generated by this sorry for the pun, but it's been generated by generative AI, Gen AI, the chat gpt type technology that has really come to the forefront of the market in the last year. And I think that's been this is one of the first types of technologies that I think from a mass consumer perspective, people go, wow.

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26:06 So if you wanna make a website that is uses our system to be able to store stuff and and render things to do all that, you can also use our our React wrappers for it. One of the cool things that, our system also does kind of as a side effect, which I I like like a lot, is the fact that you can make a true, like, sovereign single page app where it's a or a web app where when, you know, how on Google Mail, like, if you disconnect from the Internet, it can still, like, you can author a piece of mail. It's just there in the queue, and the next time you connect, it actually will send it. So our system, because we have, we use IndexedDB on the browser to actually have an archivist there. So we have local archivist to store stuff. 28:46 And it's kind of like that's the boomerang effect where throughout the history of computer science, we've gone between thin client and thick client and thin client and thick client. And I think it's really time for it to go back to thick client as opposed to being this thin client thing where you just log in and you look at your Facebook stuff on Facebook or that sort of a thing. This also allows for AI, for example, if I were to have a bunch of datas on my computer that I don't want to share necessarily with OpenAI or Microsoft or whoever, I can actually have that data used as a learning set on my own computer. I can share the learning set if I want to afterwards, but the data I train it on, I don't have to go and share it with everybody else. So and but besides the sharing and the privacy aspect, it's just not feasible for, you know, any of these companies to build data centers large enough for everybody's learning such to be crunched by all these different GPUs to be able to learn on them.

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11:44 digital edition of collection of oneew

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00:40 edition

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01:21 that this year's is actually the 12th edition of the summit that used to be called the Wikimedia

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12:19 have the power to cause a hormone effect. What that 17:53 DM blocks the effect alcohol has on Gaba and glutamate 19:05 that drink not only for, say, the palate cleansing effect

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1:29:09 I said the placebo effect is a wonderful thing. 1:21:14 Yeah, right. That's my philosophy. And as far as, like, feeding it goes, I've broken it down into, went on my endeavor with psychotropic effects. So the effects of THC. And then we've introduced this new, new concept. There's a lot of new studies on the entourage effect and whole plant benefit, and the leading studies are proving that it's not even necessarily THC. That's the cannabinoid that is getting us high. It's obviously the most well known psychoactive element that we have present in cannabis. But I don't know if you've seen people popularizing, like, THCA, which is a non carboxylized version of the molecule, or we have, like, HHC or delta nine or delta ten or delta a or all of these things. And what these are, are different cannabinoids that will work together in unison, that are all naturally present in a whole plant. But no study has been. We're not documenting this. Nobody gives a right. We're just here to grow the weed for our cancer patients. 1:32:32 So I do a much lower liquid base than what the package recommends. I like mine to come out a little more like Jell O. And I've just been in that habit from keeping reptiles, right? So, like, feet to my beard, dragons feed it to my other stuff. I'm not trying to serve them like that sludgy, inconsistent mass, right? So I'll blend it down a little bit. I let it. I try to do a little bit hotter water than what most people do. I'll boil it, and by the time I'm adding my oils in or my whole plant, I'll do a lot of. They make, like, in capsules with straight up, like, powdered whatever, whether it's keef rundown or you can get, like, whole plants. So they're grinding down the stem, the leaves, and all the raw product into a capsule. So I can break those open, or I can dose out exactly how many milligrams of THC, CBD, whatever I'm doing. But it's not often that I'm getting them stoned normally, like, especially if I'm moving the puffers around, that's a stressful thing for all of them. And if you don't know this puffers, if they inflate out of water and they get air stuck in that organ that they're holding, all of their, what should be water in there, and it gets full of air, if it gets stuck, it can kill them. So picking them up and moving them tank to tank, kind of a stressful process in the whole ordeal, have yet to lose one. So that's all good stuff. But unless I'm doing something, like, stressful, we're not really. I'm not getting them high for funsies unless it's in the name of science. Right? Like, if I'm doing a podcast episode or whatever.

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07:03 Cochran talking to the legendary Brian Eno. 04:04 memorials and memories to the legendary albums and music that 02:42 that you revere, that's that's you know, like a legendary figure.

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32:15 vinyl edition of their albums like Tell Me More.