Mm-hmm

... a dopamine dispensing assistant.

I didn't realize this, that neurochemically, one of the-- what they believe are the causes of ADHD is like a deficit of dopamine.

And a lot of people think of dopamine as like a feel-good drug in your brain, but it's actually a lot more than that.

It doesn't necessarily make you feel good.

It doesn't necessarily lead to euphoria.

But what it does do is it teaches your brain to reinforce patterns.

Do you think this, uh, entrepreneurial non-linear thinking of an ADHD mind is actually better suited for navigating AI's pace of change than traditional linear thinkers? I mean, have you gone through some kind of a personal experience where you compare yourself with someone else who struggled to adapt to AI compared to the way you've been doing in past few years?