y we're out. You guys work it out. And maybe have them beg him to come back. Or if they don't, maybe don't care. Maybe don't care. We'll see.

I saw a post by David Kherienko that was detailing all of the drone building activity in Ukraine. It turns out that although Ukraine is this big war zone, they've developed almost a Silicon Valley-like really robust startup situation for drones. And the claim — I don't know if the claim is true — is that they're so nimble, and of course they have a necessity for the drones that other people don't have, that they're developing newer and better ones faster than anybody else. So there are just all kinds of startups now in Ukraine that are all drone-related. And Ukraine's defense sector was only a billion dollars of output in 2022 but it's up to 15 billion now. And that doesn't count the American weapons. That's just their own military industrial base.

And when I see how robust their military industrial base is, mostly startups, it makes me wonder does he have a problem with the military-industrial complex of his own country? Is it possible that Ukraine's military benefiting people — every one of these startups — would they all go maybe bankrupt if there was a peace? But as long as there's war those startups are worth, you know, they're priceless. Basically you want more and more of them. So it does make me wonder what's behind Zelensky's idea. It looks like Zelensky doesn't think he would survive peace. But there are so many people who might want to get him. Russia might want to take him out. The US might want to take him out. His own military-industrial complex might want to take him out. Maybe some of the corrupt oligarchs in his country might want to take him out if he's no longer feeding them through corruption or whatever. So that's my best guess. I'm going to say my best guess is that Zelensky does want peace but he doesn't know how to get it without dying personally. And so he's just not going to say yes. That's what I t