Can you share your perspective on what are the key steps that India needs to take to grab this opportunity?

Yeah, I think as Suman mentioned, we are at electricity's 20% of energy's consumption in India.

And if you compare this to China, which has somewhat similar resource mix, that is at 35 watt percent.

And that counts for a lot because electricity can be produced with local resources.

And we talk about security, the more we... leverage our local resources whether it is some fossil fuels unfortunately but also wind, solar and every other thing that is locally available we are better off.

The question to ask is where are these gaps in building from 20 to 35 And secondly, the question to ask is, how can within electricity, renewable grow as a percentage? And that's the two roadmaps we need to have to create the right long-term answer.

And without getting into too much detail, I think we have to electrify wherever consumption can be.

uh you know whether it's mobility whether it is industrial heating uh whether it is making steel whether it's making cement all of those are areas that we really need to find some way of addressing through either green fields or renewable energy i think once we can crack that code then we can really start taking this whole thing a lot further

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You could use, uh, the same roast and brew it differently and get a completely different result.

Uh, so there are a lot of things that go into making the coffee the right way.

And, uh, yeah, it's just, it's just about...

So what we've done at our cafes is, uh, we've, we've boiled it down to a kind of taste profile that we like and the team also likes, and we just go with that.

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... and like doing this on a day-to-day basis.

Yeah.

I think the thing I've learned a lot is like, and I think all of us like have a tendency to be like, oh, like we look in a system, we're like, oh, like it's obviously broken and we like jump to like the end state of the system.

Be like, when it's gonna be broken, um, it's gonna suck, so we shouldn't even build it.

So even when we built like the order book itself, we were like knew like, well, technically like validators can be toxic.

Um, people can land transactions ahead of you, and it's...

We don't really have a defense in like a decentralized blockchain to market make an order book, right? Like the order book gives you...

W- what is MCP? I've, I've, I've talked to people, I've obviously had Max on and I'm like, "You know, this has been a thing for a while," but like give me your, um, like definition of MCP and then also like explain like maybe how this relates to perps, uh, or, or like the architecture that you guys are building.