Decagon

And then it's turn-based based on that.

So you can just run around in your circle while doing, or not circle, but like, we'll go with Decagons.

I'm down with that.

You run around in that, you can cast your skill, whatever.

So that means we have a new opportunity to observe the south pole of Saturn.

And what Hubble Space Telescope has discovered is a weird, evolving, 10-sided atmospheric structure called a decagon.

Decagon.

Well done.

That was good.

Where does one find a 50-sided die? He ordered this thing from somewhere.

I don't know.

But you could probably find a Decagon, you know, if you wanted to.

10-sided.

A decagon.

Decagon.

Decagon means 10.

That's right.

Yep.

But septagon and octagon, you know, there's, there's a pattern, but, but take that pattern down.

Decagon, nonagon, octagon, septagon, hexagon.

Oopsie.

Broke the pattern there.

Anything you're seeing on expectations from talent on REM or ESOP, like it's a very competitive talent market out there.

And folks can, like you said, they can go to Harvey or Legora or Dekagon or Abridge or one of these like application layer companies that are killing it.

How are you getting them to Vrogo? Like, are you offering any benefits that's above market?

Vis-a-vis, you know, like a Legora Harvey, it's probably a somewhat similar, you know, package, I would assume.

Ten-sided.

A decagon.

A Decagon, published in Science Advances yesterday, September 2nd, led by Agustin Sanchez-Levega at the University of the Basque Country in Spain, with Amy Simon at NASA Goddard and Michael Wong at UC Berkeley among the co-authors.

And we already knew Saturn does this at the other pole.

That's the famous one.