First principles as to why I agree: If we start to really unpack, I even think about, okay, if you're thinking in an AI startup, how do you build network effects? I just think the levers are different. Right? Like the first principles are the same. Network effects means every additional person that comes into the ecosystem, comes into your platform, comes into user base, adds more value to everybody else, therefore more people. The bigger the network, the more value accrues the actual platform.

Now with AI, how does that change? There's a couple of things that I think about, like just frictions reduced with AI. So suddenly people can come into the platform more. Maybe they can see the value faster. You can show the value, you can show potentially you can build trust a little bit faster about why they should be using it. And then outside that, I think there's also unknown unknowns. We're so early in this game. I don't know how AI is going to allow other users to add value to other users.

Yeah. For example, if you take an example quora, I remember initial days, they used to write questions and answers. There was a whole team doing that work. So when a new user used to come, they didn't feel, I'm in an empty place. Now think of in an AI place, that whole experience has changed anyway. So yes, I agree to what you're saying. That experience or that onboarding, or that knowledge base, or having that quick magic moments that will change how we achieve them will become much faster, much quicker with less resources or less human intervention. All of those are valid.