Bill Gates Encourages Big Risks in Climate Tech

I know from the early stage investment world that not every deal works out. Right. So have you had some you've said goodbye to already? We have. So we've had some, you know, sadly we've had some that we've looked at and said, ah, you know, we got that wrong. Sometimes, this is important for breakthrough energy. We're not just looking at whether we got something wrong in terms of what his potential financial return is. We are laser focused on having huge impact and removing a lot of carbon. So, you know, it could be that the thesis of the company changes where it's not quite on the mark in terms of removing enough carbon, but it's still a really good company. And in that case, we support it, but, you know, we let it kind of go. So we've had some of that as well. So if a deal doesn't work out, does Bill Gates call you up and say, you know, I thought you were very smart and how come this didn't work out? No, no, he tends not to do that. I think he knows like a lot of them won't work out. In fact, he's kind of just the opposite. He's sort of looking and wondering if everything is working out, are you taking big enough risks? So it's in that direction versus if something doesn't work out, you're disappointed.