ftware and the firmware know what to do once it's plugged in. So no, you could not test it. It wasn't possible to test fast enough that it would be useful. So we ended up just waiting.

It basically, well self-flying airplanes are coming. The FAA has approved an uncrewed flight test. So a remote controlled, not even remote controlled, it's flying on its own but it would have humans who could sort of monitor it from a distance. But having been at one point married to a pilot, I learned a little bit about the flying business from just osmosis being near it. And one of the things I learned is that learning to fly is so unnecessarily complicated that it couldn't possibly last. In other words there's no way in 50 years that a pilot is going to have to learn how to fly by instruments. There's no way. The AI is just going to fly it. If it's cloudy, that's it. The GPS is going to tell you where to go. And when you get near the airport, the airport will talk to the plane automatically as well as human if they need to. And the plane will know everything it needs. It will know what the traffic is in the air. It will know what's on the ground. It will know what's coming toward it. It will know all the conditions. And if it hits like a wind shear on the way in it will adjust with AI way faste