I mean, what do you think?

Yeah, the issue here is Janssen wasn't just the go-to-market face of the company, right? He was an evangelist, not just for Nvidia, but for the entire AI revolution.

So having that ability to be both the front of the company to the market and to be a technologist who understands the product, That's a unique position that is going to be almost impossible to fill.

There's probably just four or five people, Sam, on the planet that can fill this job.

Yes, Ian Buck is probably one of the insiders that could at least step up on the company knowledge perspective, but then you need this larger than life individual like Jansen was to be able to go speak, not just to the market, but to global CEOs and administrations around the world.

And therefore, Tim Cook is a name that's been thrown around.

I don't know how serious that can be.

But which part of the job do you think is more important?

That changes the whole college dynamic as well.

This is what I meant by existential, Scott.

I, I-- Nobody is ready for this.

You know, you mentioned this is another technology.

There's one massive difference with what we are calling technology here.

This technology can reason, has logic, and is intelligent enough to think.

When you have something like that, and you build agents that do that, thousands of them are gonna be built.

Are we just gonna see colleges revert back to the brightest of the bright who wind up going there as opposed to, you know, trying to get as many young people to go to college as possible?