01:29:48 · Isaiah Taylor
[01:29:48] S1: I think that July 4 will be a rebirth for the nuclear industry in The United States. It's not just symbolic. Obviously, it's the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the United States. It's the deadline for the July 4 reactor program, the nuclear pilot program created by EO one four three zero one. But there's something so important about plants getting built in the physical world. It's so much harder, and it's so much more impactful. Right? Like, I wanna be clear. People have designed much better reactors than this. Right? There have been many, many smart teams, over the last twenty years in startups and other companies who have designed much better plants than this, but this plant will have a bigger impact because it's real and it exists. And this is the fundamental cultural divide between us and everyone else, is that we value a small reactor making a 100 kilowatts of power infinitely more than the best possible design. Infinitely more. One reactor splitting atoms, making a small amount of power, making gamma rays that we actually had to deal with the reality of of is infinitely more meaningful to us. So I think the meaning of what's gonna happen in July 4 is we're gonna... The United States is gonna be back in the business of doing that. Right? Not just my company, you know, others who are working on zero power criticalities, are also important, like the one we did back in November, these are important steps. We're gonna be back in in the the business of splitting atoms again. And actually doing that in real life is the bottleneck on doing it a million times and to producing the amount of power that we're gonna need to do all the things that we care about as a country and to make energy as cheap as we possibly can.