“I follow the teachers' subreddit and a bunch of other channels of information where actual teachers and actual classrooms talk about the problems they face, none of which can be solved by giving them a piece of technology. Okay, I mean, that is at the bottom of their list in terms of what they actually want.”

…that teaches kids that just it's an educational system. And the so this is now hot in a way that the metaverse was like five or six years ago. So I hear about it every day. I mean, I've been thinking about it a lot, I guess, is the first thing to say. You know, I'm actively thinking about this stuff. What I have been doing is I'm trying to pay attention to what teachers actually want. So like I follow the teachers' subreddit and a bunch of other channels of information where actual teachers and actual classrooms talk about the problems they face, none of which can be solved by giving them a piece of technology. Okay, I mean, that is at the bottom of their list in terms of what they actually want. So I think it's fine to think about ed tech, but I think it's really important to go about it in a way that is observant of the fact that there have been many ed tech initiatives, you know, down through the years that haven't worked out and that don't address the pressing issues that teachers actually have to deal with day to day.