[Music]
hi everyone sounds okay right okay so
welcome I’m gonna talk a little bit
about what we have been doing and how we
have been considering trusted in the
last couple of years and even if you
don’t understand something I’ll try and
stick around please for the for the rest
of the presentation because it might fit
in
so before I start with the future how
about we start with this morning who can
it’s the English breakfast right so the
perfect way to start the day with proper
protein and in fats and whatever else
anyone likes in this but it looks quite
simple and we’re used to it but when you
look at it a little more in that is
actually quite a complex thing because
all of these ingredients in this
breakfast come from a complex set of
different supply chains for example this
omelet the eggs here come from a chain
of different companies who’s been who
have been kind of pushing this through
the supply chain all the way to her
plate from a certain chicken or an egg
or a chicken but every other part of
this one has also been processed and
pushed through a certain supply chain
ideally we would like today to have
these supply chains be very short so
that we have local food that we eat
meaning that it’s more fresh that
nutrients are in higher percentage and
ideally potentially this could also be
for example a organic eggs but when you
think about it it actually is really
hard to figure out what’s going on here
when you think about for example your
phones or your cars as we live in an
Information Age today we really know
everything about our phones we know
about the RAM or at least we the tech
guys know about the rest but generally
we are we are really well informed and
it’s easy to get information on anything
because you have this amazing thing in
your pocket which goes and talks to
Google
and literally give you any sort of piece
of information that you would like which
is almost in real time but when it comes
to your breakfast how do you really know
that this egg is organic it actually
turns out it’s a very big problem
because of the complexity and the
opacities of supply chains and by a
study in 2017 it has been found out
they’re actually 32% of the
manufacturers cannot certify and say
that their food is not fraudulent that
the ingredients they they use are a
proper this is not only happening in the
food industry by the way there have been
reports recently that even the US Army
has fraudulent parts in in their
airplanes and missiles so that’s kind of
a nice nice thing to think about anyway
coming back to food and y-one I’m going
from food is that we’ve been in this
business for over five years so the last
five years we’ve been actually building
systems that are enabling customers but
also anyone within the supply chain to
actually see what’s going on and where
their eggs and omelets are coming from
so this is actually origin 12 1.0 where
we haven’t been using blockchain at a
time and you can still actually download
the apps that we’ve been making which
are part of the system essentially what
we did is we enabled anyone who was a
shopper to scan a barcode that’s already
on the product and enter the expiry date
or an L ot number which is enough to
identify up certain batch of products
for example for this milk we’re not sure
if the video will work but um you know
sleepy sleepy sleepy Tennessee mr. el
Camas breasts Latino Boccaccio is var
paws can you write a short Mikado
preventative etch informality is Delco e
not krita’s Kathie Lee Stravinsky
committee is Veera veg na spit least
Ronnie richness esta the Lena – Lena so
this is this was a nationwide campaign
in Slovenia obviously showcasing how our
app works and essentially for all of the
products of this producers Ellen and
Alena is their brand you can actually
see where exactly the milk comes from in
any sort of
or yogurt they make and this is changing
on a daily basis because they source
from local dairy farms and it can be up
to a couple of hundred farms that give
milk for for the yogurt that you have on
your table every single day so it’s
really hard to figure out what’s going
on in the supply chains because there’s
no really good way to track them all
together and this was quite successful
we actually got quite a few companies on
board especially in Slovenia we got
actually companies for Mary very
different verticals from beef poultry
meat dairy products vegetables wine as
well but then again we kept getting a
very simple question that is how can
anyone trust the information we are
systems are providing it and that’s a
totally valid question because in a way
we were this intermediary between
companies that was getting this data
from from all their systems and this is
all by the way automatic so basically
every night that whatever data they have
on what they’re producing that day gets
automatically input into our system our
system crunches it in a way and then it
allows everyone to to check it but then
again us as a small start-up at a time
it makes sense to ask a question how can
someone trust us what if we make a bad
system what if the system doesn’t
perform well or what if there’s a
scandal and there’s a lot of these food
scandals going on and we get pressured
into changing the data to save face of a
company that that’s in our system and
I’m not sure how familiar you are with
the problems but for example in China
where we are very present over the last
couple of years I will talk a bit more
about that later there’s quite a lot of
food scandals and actually problems
where people actually babies have have
died about 10 years ago from melon milk
there’s a problem with thinking
something called gutter oil and I will
leave you with that to figure out how it
is but anyways it’s it’s it’s very very
painful problem and luckily Europe we we
have less of these but that doesn’t mean
we don’t have to
so how did we answer to this question we
for a while we didn’t have an answer but
then we realized we needed to look
deeper into the technology and the
blockchain came as a logical answer but
before I kind of touch upon blockchain I
just want to explain very simply wipe
blockchain and why it why not blockchain
so essentially when it comes to the data
there’s two really kind of ways we can
look at record-keeping today so you can
have some sort of a centralized ledger a
list and kind of the easiest example to
understand here are banks so imagine a
bank is really someone who manages the
relations in the network of people so
they have information on all our counts
or our personal information they know if
I sent a transaction to any one of you
they keep track of this and we trust
them that they’re gonna keep our funds
there and that they’re gonna do a good
job and basically this hasn’t been a big
problem so far until you have a big
inflation like we we observe now in
Venezuela or we have here in Serbia
before we’re actually the bank is
allowed to manipulate the ledger to add
more to print more money or or just
block someone’s account but what is
characteristic for centralized ledgers
is that basically there’s a one central
authority takes care of this ledger that
also means that they can change it and
finally depending on the system it can
also be a single point of failure
meaning if a bomb destroys the bank
systems you know the systems are gone at
least theoretically on the other hand
when you look at the decentralized
Ledger’s it’s a completely different
system there’s no central authority in
there everyone keeps a copy of the
ledger of the same ledger and everyone
is responsible for updating their own
copy and essentially blockchain is a
decentralized ledger it presents a
system where there is no single player
that can influence the other players in
the way that they want so you can
literally trust into the mechanisms of
the of the actual network meaning the
protocols that underpin it which finally
are under
prynt by math cryptography in computer
science so essentially today if you use
one of the the best blockchain networks
like Bitcoin or aetherium you can be
completely sure that your transaction is
going to go through because the network
is decentralized that no one is going to
be able to block it and this this is
actually quite revolutionary don’t on
the other hand blockchain really just
brings trust minimization there’s a lot
of noise around especially now where
people are claimed that blockchain can
solve everything so even in industry
where it’s totally inapplicable people
try to put it somehow and it’s a totally
different topic so I don’t want to go
really there but I want to explain what
blockchain is not so blockchain in a way
helps you have this list all over the
place right and because you have a list
everyone is incentivized to take care of
this list so I don’t want to change my
own list because I won’t have the proper
state of what else all of you have
because that is the for example state of
accounts or or the money that we have on
our on our accounts and if I for example
add a little bit to my own account
you guys won’t update your lists because
it doesn’t it doesn’t work that way it’s
not in your interest right why would you
give me extra Bitcoin for no reason and
because of this distrust and this kind
of everyone is an enemy mentality in
Bitcoin it is one of the most if not the
most trusted Network ever built in the
world for the last nine years it hasn’t
been attacked once or at least it hasn’t
been brought down once there have been
some sort of weird into interesting
attacks but anyways what it really does
is it allows and empowers everyone to
trust their own lists and to trust the
mechanism of exchanging information
between lists what it doesn’t do it
doesn’t do some things well at all for
example when we wanted to solve our
problem which was again how do people
trust the data that we’ve been getting
from companies our idea was ok let’s put
it on the blockchain simple it’s it’s
immutable the data cannot be chained
and it’s it’s trustworthy so as soon as
we try to do it we realized that we hit
a wall because blockchain is super
expensive if you want to store one
kilobyte of data on a theorem at this
moment it costs hundreds of dollars even
a thousand dollars depending on the
price of aetherium so that’s no way
sustainable because companies and supply
chains have way more than one kilobyte
of data especially on a daily basis and
on the other hand what it also doesn’t
do well it’s really slow but that is the
trade-off because everyone has keep
keeping this huge list which is actually
hundreds of gigabytes big it has to you
know it has to have some sort of
trade-off and it’s really really speed
and cost so we realized quickly that we
we cannot actually do this with
blockchain so we needed some other
system and we set our path to actually
build this system because we knew the
problem really well and that’s why we
actually set out to build origin trail
protocol and to explain why and what
origin to a problem build brings really
briefly on on a slide is back to that
slide supply chain problem so you have a
bunch of companies that actually very
rarely are a chain it they’re actually a
network of different companies and they
all share both products ingredients and
and and a lot of different services but
in the end they have trouble sharing
data all of these companies have a
certain data silo it’s a it’s a system
imagine the world of computers before
internet you know you could do things
but you could not really go to the
internet so that’s kind of the supply
chain industry at the moment it’s very
and it’s very I would say old industry
so in that sense progress in
digitalization as much as other
industries so in supply chain there’s
not there’s one good thing though and
that is each company knows who their
suppliers and who their customers are so
in that sense they can validate some
information between each other because
when you look at what chain it’s great
that you can put data on the blockchain
and it’s immutable but how about putting
some garbage data on the blockchain it
a bunch of immutable garbage right so it
doesn’t really solve the problem if this
eggs are organic because I can claim
their organic I put it up on blockchain
it’s immutable super it doesn’t work in
that way you need something that’s a
little more sophisticated is actually
allowing different players in the supply
chain to publish all the information
they have on what what has been going on
within their domain of the supply chain
and if this data matches and if there is
a system that can do it you can be much
more certain that this data is valid and
that’s why we have built something
called the consensus check where
basically we have sets from from the
data sets from different companies that
once you introduce them into the network
they get automatically connected and
checked if they match for example if
like if the the codes on the product
match it all the information on the
batch level matches and everything that
it’s possible to collect so this is
something we’ve been building for supply
chains but essentially it is very
generic so imagine how you actually
today how do you validate some certain
piece of information so you really look
at the source right there’s trust has
two enemies trust has bad enemy a bad
character and bad data and if you look
at media media can be trustworthy or not
or they can have bad data or or not and
in that sense to eliminate these
problems one needs to build a generic
system that allows for different parties
be that people or machines or whatever
else to be able to agree on something so
if we all can agree today that it’s it’s
still day it’s daylight outside right
that’s very not so valuable information
for us but it’s very easy to agree upon
this but when you have a situation like
a supply chain it’s it’s not so easy
because data is very fragmented and in
order to know that the eggs are really
organic you need to get this data in one
one place and actually match it together
and the more information you get using
different technologies in that sense
better so we’ve been actually doing this
quite a lot over the last couple of
years and one of the the most
interesting projects is what we’ve been
doing in in China with the MSG online
marketplace which is a farm to fork
innovative the first of its kind
marketplace in China where for each of
the products that they have and sell in
Shanghai they actually have a fully
transparent supply chain so they they
implemented origin trail actually seems
last year and this is Matilda hope is
also by the way that speaker as the
founder of mcg as well as the bits and
bytes VC arm of their company so
essentially these things are all were
already getting there we are
that’s the near future and even though
it’s still very nascent the technology
is in its early stages it’s it’s there
to come and I want to just put this in a
bit of a perspective in terms of general
technology development so when the first
computers which were there and like for
late 40s and the dawn on the internet
which was a couple of decades later we
had exponential growth really so at
certain point it didn’t make sense to a
lot of people that people should have
pcs like they thought computers should
be for for big you know companies and
that’s it and all of a sudden we have a
VC revolution and we had some sort of a
first internet which was very static
people were not really actually
collaborating that much it was more
about you know some static data on a
website and people consuming this data
but then we got to web 2 and web 2 is
really what we have today which is
really a system where we actually share
constantly so we’re interconnected and
we cannot imagine a different interest
right together with mobile and these
technologies converging we got a
completely new world in the last 20
years with all the the the business
models like uber and other ones that
were mentioned already so we’re going
towards something that’s called web 3.0
and web 3.0 is actually the new state of
the Internet where we
want to build a layer on top of web
window that actually has trust embedded
in the system so in that sense over time
sorry that sense we are building systems
that are going to play allowing everyone
to check the validity of information be
it with watching or some other system
directly through very specific
mathematical models what this will mean
I will finish in two sentences I promise
when it comes to the new intertwining of
technologies when we look at AI which is
progressing at a fast pace where we look
at brain machine interfaces and
cybernetics in general where we are all
cyborgs interacting with Google
constantly and feeding it knowledge when
we have people like you on masks and
other thought leaders actually afraid of
AI trust is going to be something very
important because if one day I’m going
to have a chip in my head that is going
to be able to influence my behavior I
really really want to know that I can
trust what it does to my brain that’s it for me thank you guys
hi everyone sounds okay right okay so
welcome I’m gonna talk a little bit
about what we have been doing and how we
have been considering trusted in the
last couple of years and even if you
don’t understand something I’ll try and
stick around please for the for the rest
of the presentation because it might fit
in
so before I start with the future how
about we start with this morning who can
it’s the English breakfast right so the
perfect way to start the day with proper
protein and in fats and whatever else
anyone likes in this but it looks quite
simple and we’re used to it but when you
look at it a little more in that is
actually quite a complex thing because
all of these ingredients in this
breakfast come from a complex set of
different supply chains for example this
omelet the eggs here come from a chain
of different companies who’s been who
have been kind of pushing this through
the supply chain all the way to her
plate from a certain chicken or an egg
or a chicken but every other part of
this one has also been processed and
pushed through a certain supply chain
ideally we would like today to have
these supply chains be very short so
that we have local food that we eat
meaning that it’s more fresh that
nutrients are in higher percentage and
ideally potentially this could also be
for example a organic eggs but when you
think about it it actually is really
hard to figure out what’s going on here
when you think about for example your
phones or your cars as we live in an
Information Age today we really know
everything about our phones we know
about the RAM or at least we the tech
guys know about the rest but generally
we are we are really well informed and
it’s easy to get information on anything
because you have this amazing thing in
your pocket which goes and talks to
and literally give you any sort of piece
of information that you would like which
is almost in real time but when it comes
to your breakfast how do you really know
that this egg is organic it actually
turns out it’s a very big problem
because of the complexity and the
opacities of supply chains and by a
study in 2017 it has been found out
they’re actually 32% of the
manufacturers cannot certify and say
that their food is not fraudulent that
the ingredients they they use are a
proper this is not only happening in the
food industry by the way there have been
reports recently that even the US Army
has fraudulent parts in in their
airplanes and missiles so that’s kind of
a nice nice thing to think about anyway
coming back to food and y-one I’m going
from food is that we’ve been in this
business for over five years so the last
five years we’ve been actually building
systems that are enabling customers but
also anyone within the supply chain to
actually see what’s going on and where
their eggs and omelets are coming from
so this is actually origin 12 1.0 where
we haven’t been using blockchain at a
time and you can still actually download
the apps that we’ve been making which
are part of the system essentially what
we did is we enabled anyone who was a
shopper to scan a barcode that’s already
on the product and enter the expiry date
or an L ot number which is enough to
identify up certain batch of products
for example for this milk we’re not sure
if the video will work but um you know
sleepy sleepy sleepy Tennessee mr. el
Camas breasts Latino Boccaccio is var
paws can you write a short Mikado
preventative etch informality is Delco e
not krita’s Kathie Lee Stravinsky
committee is Veera veg na spit least
Ronnie richness esta the Lena – Lena so
this is this was a nationwide campaign
in Slovenia obviously showcasing how our
app works and essentially for all of the
products of this producers Ellen and
Alena is their brand you can actually
see where exactly the milk comes from in
any sort of
or yogurt they make and this is changing
on a daily basis because they source
from local dairy farms and it can be up
to a couple of hundred farms that give
milk for for the yogurt that you have on
your table every single day so it’s
really hard to figure out what’s going
on in the supply chains because there’s
no really good way to track them all
together and this was quite successful
we actually got quite a few companies on
board especially in Slovenia we got
actually companies for Mary very
different verticals from beef poultry
meat dairy products vegetables wine as
well but then again we kept getting a
very simple question that is how can
anyone trust the information we are
systems are providing it and that’s a
totally valid question because in a way
we were this intermediary between
companies that was getting this data
from from all their systems and this is
all by the way automatic so basically
every night that whatever data they have
on what they’re producing that day gets
automatically input into our system our
system crunches it in a way and then it
allows everyone to to check it but then
again us as a small start-up at a time
it makes sense to ask a question how can
someone trust us what if we make a bad
system what if the system doesn’t
perform well or what if there’s a
scandal and there’s a lot of these food
scandals going on and we get pressured
into changing the data to save face of a
company that that’s in our system and
I’m not sure how familiar you are with
the problems but for example in China
where we are very present over the last
couple of years I will talk a bit more
about that later there’s quite a lot of
food scandals and actually problems
where people actually babies have have
died about 10 years ago from melon milk
there’s a problem with thinking
something called gutter oil and I will
leave you with that to figure out how it
is but anyways it’s it’s it’s very very
painful problem and luckily Europe we we
have less of these but that doesn’t mean
we don’t have to
so how did we answer to this question we
for a while we didn’t have an answer but
then we realized we needed to look
deeper into the technology and the
blockchain came as a logical answer but
before I kind of touch upon blockchain I
just want to explain very simply wipe
blockchain and why it why not blockchain
so essentially when it comes to the data
there’s two really kind of ways we can
look at record-keeping today so you can
have some sort of a centralized ledger a
list and kind of the easiest example to
understand here are banks so imagine a
bank is really someone who manages the
relations in the network of people so
they have information on all our counts
or our personal information they know if
I sent a transaction to any one of you
they keep track of this and we trust
them that they’re gonna keep our funds
there and that they’re gonna do a good
job and basically this hasn’t been a big
problem so far until you have a big
inflation like we we observe now in
Venezuela or we have here in Serbia
before we’re actually the bank is
allowed to manipulate the ledger to add
more to print more money or or just
block someone’s account but what is
characteristic for centralized ledgers
is that basically there’s a one central
authority takes care of this ledger that
also means that they can change it and
finally depending on the system it can
also be a single point of failure
meaning if a bomb destroys the bank
systems you know the systems are gone at
least theoretically on the other hand
when you look at the decentralized
Ledger’s it’s a completely different
system there’s no central authority in
there everyone keeps a copy of the
ledger of the same ledger and everyone
is responsible for updating their own
copy and essentially blockchain is a
decentralized ledger it presents a
system where there is no single player
that can influence the other players in
the way that they want so you can
literally trust into the mechanisms of
the of the actual network meaning the
protocols that underpin it which finally
are under
prynt by math cryptography in computer
science so essentially today if you use
one of the the best blockchain networks
like Bitcoin or aetherium you can be
completely sure that your transaction is
going to go through because the network
is decentralized that no one is going to
be able to block it and this this is
actually quite revolutionary don’t on
the other hand blockchain really just
brings trust minimization there’s a lot
of noise around especially now where
people are claimed that blockchain can
solve everything so even in industry
where it’s totally inapplicable people
try to put it somehow and it’s a totally
different topic so I don’t want to go
really there but I want to explain what
blockchain is not so blockchain in a way
helps you have this list all over the
place right and because you have a list
everyone is incentivized to take care of
this list so I don’t want to change my
own list because I won’t have the proper
state of what else all of you have
because that is the for example state of
accounts or or the money that we have on
our on our accounts and if I for example
add a little bit to my own account
you guys won’t update your lists because
it doesn’t it doesn’t work that way it’s
not in your interest right why would you
give me extra Bitcoin for no reason and
because of this distrust and this kind
of everyone is an enemy mentality in
Bitcoin it is one of the most if not the
most trusted Network ever built in the
world for the last nine years it hasn’t
been attacked once or at least it hasn’t
been brought down once there have been
some sort of weird into interesting
attacks but anyways what it really does
is it allows and empowers everyone to
trust their own lists and to trust the
mechanism of exchanging information
between lists what it doesn’t do it
doesn’t do some things well at all for
example when we wanted to solve our
problem which was again how do people
trust the data that we’ve been getting
from companies our idea was ok let’s put
it on the blockchain simple it’s it’s
immutable the data cannot be chained
and it’s it’s trustworthy so as soon as
we try to do it we realized that we hit
a wall because blockchain is super
expensive if you want to store one
kilobyte of data on a theorem at this
moment it costs hundreds of dollars even
a thousand dollars depending on the
price of aetherium so that’s no way
sustainable because companies and supply
chains have way more than one kilobyte
of data especially on a daily basis and
on the other hand what it also doesn’t
do well it’s really slow but that is the
trade-off because everyone has keep
keeping this huge list which is actually
hundreds of gigabytes big it has to you
know it has to have some sort of
trade-off and it’s really really speed
and cost so we realized quickly that we
we cannot actually do this with
blockchain so we needed some other
system and we set our path to actually
build this system because we knew the
problem really well and that’s why we
actually set out to build origin trail
protocol and to explain why and what
origin to a problem build brings really
briefly on on a slide is back to that
slide supply chain problem so you have a
bunch of companies that actually very
rarely are a chain it they’re actually a
network of different companies and they
all share both products ingredients and
and and a lot of different services but
in the end they have trouble sharing
data all of these companies have a
certain data silo it’s a it’s a system
imagine the world of computers before
internet you know you could do things
but you could not really go to the
internet so that’s kind of the supply
chain industry at the moment it’s very
and it’s very I would say old industry
so in that sense progress in
digitalization as much as other
industries so in supply chain there’s
not there’s one good thing though and
that is each company knows who their
suppliers and who their customers are so
in that sense they can validate some
information between each other because
when you look at what chain it’s great
that you can put data on the blockchain
and it’s immutable but how about putting
some garbage data on the blockchain it
a bunch of immutable garbage right so it
doesn’t really solve the problem if this
eggs are organic because I can claim
their organic I put it up on blockchain
it’s immutable super it doesn’t work in
that way you need something that’s a
little more sophisticated is actually
allowing different players in the supply
chain to publish all the information
they have on what what has been going on
within their domain of the supply chain
and if this data matches and if there is
a system that can do it you can be much
more certain that this data is valid and
that’s why we have built something
called the consensus check where
basically we have sets from from the
data sets from different companies that
once you introduce them into the network
they get automatically connected and
checked if they match for example if
like if the the codes on the product
match it all the information on the
batch level matches and everything that
it’s possible to collect so this is
something we’ve been building for supply
chains but essentially it is very
generic so imagine how you actually
today how do you validate some certain
piece of information so you really look
at the source right there’s trust has
two enemies trust has bad enemy a bad
character and bad data and if you look
at media media can be trustworthy or not
or they can have bad data or or not and
in that sense to eliminate these
problems one needs to build a generic
system that allows for different parties
be that people or machines or whatever
else to be able to agree on something so
if we all can agree today that it’s it’s
still day it’s daylight outside right
that’s very not so valuable information
for us but it’s very easy to agree upon
this but when you have a situation like
a supply chain it’s it’s not so easy
because data is very fragmented and in
order to know that the eggs are really
organic you need to get this data in one
one place and actually match it together
and the more information you get using
different technologies in that sense
better so we’ve been actually doing this
quite a lot over the last couple of
years and one of the the most
interesting projects is what we’ve been
doing in in China with the MSG online
marketplace which is a farm to fork
innovative the first of its kind
marketplace in China where for each of
the products that they have and sell in
Shanghai they actually have a fully
transparent supply chain so they they
implemented origin trail actually seems
last year and this is Matilda hope is
also by the way that speaker as the
founder of mcg as well as the bits and
bytes VC arm of their company so
essentially these things are all were
already getting there we are
that’s the near future and even though
it’s still very nascent the technology
is in its early stages it’s it’s there
to come and I want to just put this in a
bit of a perspective in terms of general
technology development so when the first
computers which were there and like for
late 40s and the dawn on the internet
which was a couple of decades later we
had exponential growth really so at
certain point it didn’t make sense to a
lot of people that people should have
pcs like they thought computers should
be for for big you know companies and
that’s it and all of a sudden we have a
VC revolution and we had some sort of a
first internet which was very static
people were not really actually
collaborating that much it was more
about you know some static data on a
website and people consuming this data
but then we got to web 2 and web 2 is
really what we have today which is
really a system where we actually share
constantly so we’re interconnected and
we cannot imagine a different interest
right together with mobile and these
technologies converging we got a
completely new world in the last 20
years with all the the the business
models like uber and other ones that
were mentioned already so we’re going
towards something that’s called web 3.0
and web 3.0 is actually the new state of
the Internet where we
want to build a layer on top of web
window that actually has trust embedded
in the system so in that sense over time
sorry that sense we are building systems
that are going to play allowing everyone
to check the validity of information be
it with watching or some other system
directly through very specific
mathematical models what this will mean
I will finish in two sentences I promise
when it comes to the new intertwining of
technologies when we look at AI which is
progressing at a fast pace where we look
at brain machine interfaces and
cybernetics in general where we are all
cyborgs interacting with Google
constantly and feeding it knowledge when
we have people like you on masks and
other thought leaders actually afraid of
AI trust is going to be something very
important because if one day I’m going
to have a chip in my head that is going
to be able to influence my behavior I
really really want to know that I can
trust what it does to my brain that’s it for me thank you guys
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