Yeah, I mean, you see this and you talk about this in other arenas or other industries to kind of like get a not just be centered on AI for a second.

Like you talk about body shop automation and how, you know, a lot of that is automated and you've got robots, you know, and soon self-replicating robots, you know, and soon self-replicating robots, making, you know, and soon self-replicating, well, there are like self-replicating robots

making, you know, crucial parts of different cars or whatever. But there's still humans that

oversee and manage that process, right? And there is, you know, one of those, you know,

delicate contradictions, you know, in capitalism is that as it develops and as

technology develops, the role of human labor changes, right? It's not as if it stays the same

and gets replaced so much as it changes, it shifts, but it still, and even more so, it becomes more central to the

production of value as it does, right? Because, you know, surplus value can only be extracted

from human labor. But so there's a kind of weird contradiction there where the less labor that's

needed, the more labor that's needed,

the more invisible it like becomes. Do you know what I'm saying? And so like, I mean,

you see this a lot, I think, in agriculture and manufacturing because those are like extreme

like surplus value producing industries where a lot of that labor actually tends to slip out of view

precisely as those industries grow more and more efficient, right?

And so it also feeds this idea that like, you know,

the capitalist world is a product that doesn't require producers.

You know what I mean? Like, and I think you kind of, you know, you put that in the, in the book so

well that, you know, this is, this is, you see it in what they say and in how they articulate

their dreams for the future,

that they pursue, capitalists pursue profit as if money can just and eventually will double

itself and they can kind of step aside.

And I think that, I mean, if we can bring it back to B2B SaaS, because I think that like

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