er side can recreate me without a full picture of me being transmitted.

For example, if the receiving side already had a full model of me and then I took my hand and I went like this, it could use AI on its end to say well I know what that would look like. If his head looks like this here and he moves up here it's still going to look like the hand. I'll just recreate it as if it had been transmitted. But the only thing being transmitted is the coordinate changes. You know where your fingers are. So it'd be like the end of my fingertip. It knows that it was here but now it's here so it just fills in the rest.

So we already have a technology that can get around a lot of speed limitations.

Scott, look at what Elon said on your tweet. Uh oh. Did Elon just say something on a tweet of mine? All right we're going to stop and look at that because I'll be far too curious. What should I look up? Look up Elon and then look at his comments. All right let's see what he replied. It's probably a reply, right? Is a reply. You could have just told me what he said. Oh my woke tweet. All right I'll look at my woke tweet. All right find me. All right let's see what he said about wokeness jumping the shark.

Oh yeah. So five minutes ago Elon Musk. So here was my tweet. So it's basically the theme of the show. I posted that it feels like wokeness has totally jumped the shark. 90% of the stories in that domain are being treated as jokes. And then I said balance will be restored. And Elon replied, "Indeed. Woke is a laughing stock at this point."

Have you noticed how useful Elon Musk is in moving the needle on everything? It's hard to find any category that's interesting that he isn't the most important voice in it. Because if Scott says wokeness has jumped the shark, maybe it makes some content for my show, maybe you repost it. But if Musk says it, by tonight it could be a headline. Like I wouldn't be surprised if Fox News covers this as a story because he's said it. They wouldn't cover it if I said it. It's