This may be my first comment I've made here after observing for months. I have to say being an inventor is a super lonely journey, I have been building hard since 2021. First, on Hedera Hashgraph back when everything was new to consumer and then moved to saas fintech and now regtech for enterprise solutions with my governance state computing patent. It seems that this last one will be adopted so that's worth it. In my spare time I started restoring a Hebrew Bible into English line by line with my governance framework in our Skool group and it's grown with more than 1000 biblical lessons and we have had more that 20 millions views on our socials. I am an introvert, so it's scary that so many people read my research. We seem to attract a lot of conspiracy theories, who are really looking for the truth and we can be a feisty bunch. I finished a personality assessment aligned with the biblical tribes and the patriarchal fathers like Moses, Enoch Abraham etc and it's been pretty accurate for people. It's been beta tested hard, so far so good. Reading others projects reminds me I am not on an island. There are people everywhere try to learn and build new things and stretching their minds and some of those people will actually change society with what they build. That is inspiring to me. Thanks for asking the question @Jake Van Clief . I agree with the way Jake reminds people how systems actually work with a filing system and he is right, my systems are in alignment and they work great. I don't build ai systems, I control them. Trial and error is part of this life and we have to remember to appreciate the wins when they happen and try not to chase and compete with ai, we will never win. We can harness it when needed for good and make some cool stuff along the way.