Thanks to both of you.

Great.

Thanks very much, Marcus.

Let me, uh, share my screen here.

Okay, I think you should all be able to see my slides now.

That looks good.

[clears throat] Great.

Mm-hmm

How did this idea develop for you and, uh, and, and how do you see this growing need across the country?

It started, um, in 2025 with the Grand Blanc attack, and I have five years cybersecurity experience, so I looked at it differently than normal people.

And I gotta be honest, I went to church and I was looking over my shoulder.

I was a little nervous and I felt ashamed, and so I wanted to do something, and that's when I come up with the, the plan for Guardian Angel Security.

It took me months to come up with the ideas and to actually have a solution.

You know, the Grand Blanc police were amazing in Grand Blanc.

The response time was under two minutes, and their time to when they neutralized the subject was under two minutes.

Mm-hmm

And Judd, the floor is yours, and we're looking forward to your presentation.

Wonderful.

Well, thank, thanks very much, Markus.

Uh, I, I really enjoyed the, the poll results.

I'll kind of comment on those, uh, as we go through.

One thing to just say, this is a, a, a brand-new paper.

I've presented it to some of my colleagues here at Stanford, but otherwise not presented yet.

In your setting, if, when you calculate it, I guess.

Mm-hmm.

For all intents and purposes, I have infinite computing power, right? I can't use my computer or my iPhone, you know, I barely use any of the transistors that are on there most hours of the day.

And it's great.

That makes me more productive.

We already talked about the ways it made me more productive.

And yet, I'm not a hundred million times more productive.

Why? Well, yeah, if I need to manipulate some data and invert some matrices, that's the place to go.

Mm-hmm.

Is Natalie the world's dumbest criminal for leaving the murder weapon in the fridge under the candy?

I mean, and- and to say that that would be the dumbest criminal, I mean, this is an intelligent woman so really those two things don't equate.

Her attorneys also asked the question if Natalie had injected her husband with insulin, why didn't Michael fight back or call for help?

I think any reasonable person would think that if they're jabbed with a needle and the person doing the jabbing doesn't advise you of what is in that syringe, I would call for help.