Ai Future Rebuilding Chaos Border Battles Spectre Power

I don't think there's too many other things right now that people really can do. I mean, when you're sitting back on social media and you're just watching this flurry all day and all night and got to push this out, got to push out, got to make a comment about this. At some point in time, I think we all come to the realization that it's hectic and we're creating our own, we're manifesting our own environment that's hectic when we choose to do that. And we've got to step away. I love it. I mean, you've packed so much into what you just said there. One thing I wanted to ask you quickly. So you're talking about establishing a new infrastructure for efficiency and accountability. And this is going to hinge a lot on tech and AI. But one of the things that I've noticed in this country and nobody you can't help but notice is a degradation of our physical infrastructure. And it's a big problem. And I wonder if you have any thoughts about this. It's a little bit of a departure, but as you mentioned this, the AI and the efficiency, what do you think? Do you think we're gonna forget that in the process or are we also gonna see a rebuilding under the leadership of one of the greatest builders in the world? What do you think we're gonna see from a physical infrastructure? I think it'll be a hybrid. I think it'll be all of the above. I think we're gonna have some growing pains. We are gonna see some things happening in the physical domain. I mean, look at the border. I would not be surprised at all if things with the CCP and the cartels and everything is, I don't think they're gonna give up that line of effort coming across the border. So at some point in time, we may see some advanced military techniques along the border. I would not put it out of the realm of reality that there's some sort of or some variants of a demilitarized zone along the border that's patrolled by aircraft, things like that. I put out that last week. Spectre gunship runs are very, very effective and they're very targeted. There's limited collateral damage if it's done properly. All these things can, and psychologically, it has a very psychological detrimental effect to the adversary when AC-130 gunships are flying over and they start neutralizing targets and equipment that they're using. It's a pretty impressive psychological effect. And there's nothing they can counter that. I mean, they can buy Humvees and they can buy automatic weapons and they can recruit people and they can beat on their chest. But if you've never really seen what happens when AC-130 gunship is on station and does what it does, there's no way they're gonna be able to counter that. And so I hope it doesn't get to that level, but I would not dismiss that those options are on the table. Pete had said, has already said option, the military options are on the table for cartels in Mexico. They've already been labeled a terrorist organization. So that really takes off, that really frees up a lot of options. Other physical structures that we were seeing, what were you talking about specifically when you're talking about the degradation of structures? Well, I mean, our airports, our roads, it's just pretty much everything.