I don't want these big companies with their vast monetization incentives to be in charge.

Yeah, and if AI infrastructure really is that important to you, do you want a company who's tied to quarterly results being the owner of that? I mean, it's nuts.

I mean, we didn't put nuclear power in the hands of VCs.

We certainly shouldn't put it in the hands of AI companies currently.

So Zuckerberg's right, but it's advantageous right now for him to say it.

And will he turn his back on it, like Joey was saying?

You're kidding.

They are so far ahead with what they teach kids in math and science.

He still is.

We put, we put a prank in the Was book.

If you ever see it, we say the exact time on a digital clock that he figured out how to put a typewriter and a TV together with, you know, computer circuitry.

And he says, "Yes, I looked at the digital clock.

It was 12:45:33 on this day," but it was long before anybody could buy these digital clocks.

[laughs]

Only half, but yeah.

It's, it's, it's ironic in a way because a lot of these evils, so-called evils that we talk about AI can actually be fixed with AI.

He still is.

We put, we put a prank in the Was book.

If you ever see it, we say the exact time on a digital clock that he figured out how to put a typewriter and a TV together with, you know, computer circuitry.

And he says, "Yes, I looked at the digital clock.

It was 12:45:33 on this day," but it was long before anybody could buy these digital clocks.

[laughs]

Only half, but yeah.

It's, it's, it's ironic in a way because a lot of these evils, so-called evils that we talk about AI can actually be fixed with AI.

Somebody's going to eclipse you, maybe the Chinese.

Yeah, I don't know.

It's hurting people, though, right? I mean, you've got AI in a situation with their lawsuits around this.

I mean, people are being harmed.

Why wouldn't you regulate it? You've got Grok, what, automatically nudifying? Yeah.

I mean, somebody's got to regulate and protect people from this.

And if it slows it down a little bit, is that bad? It's going so fast now, nobody can exert any governance over it, to Denise's point.

You're kidding.

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Day three, joy found in the God of hope.

Romans 15, 13 is today's passage, and it says, For as long as I can remember, I desired to go to a Christian college to prepare for some kind of full-time career in ministry.

I also desired to go to a school where I would be surrounded by a Christian community of believers my age.

And, of course, my hope was that I might meet and marry a man who was committed to Jesus and had been called to being in full-time ministry as well.

During my senior year of high school, it became evident that I would not be able to afford to pay for college and my dream of going to a Christian college would not be coming true.

I would need to live at home, find a job, and work full-time.

Do you have

anything? Tips for that.

So what we have developed to help with this situation is one of the things we developed was a communication book, which I mentioned earlier.

And all we did was we took a few key resources that people use the most, which is my daily routine page.

There's a now next page.

There's an I want page for children that need to use visuals for expressively.

communication and there's a feelings chart and it's all just in one little compact a5 book and then there's room at the back for visual symbol we developed that because for exactly what you're saying is is you need to be able to take visuals with you and that allows you to have the visuals that you need and the visual communication resource so the now next board or whatever it is you need within a book.

Are visuals still important for those older children? Do they look different? Do they need anything different? What's that? What happens there?