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tremendous empowerment, tremendous dip low matic and political opportunities and -- for billions of people around the world? do we want one where people can have association with other people without being spied on by their government ord our government or any other government? is that a desirable outcome. if so, how do we take steps in that direction? or do we accept the reality to go into maximum collection and go in the big brother direction as far as we can go. i don't think that's a future i look forward to. it's difficult to want to restrain especially with our government who really do believe in the motivation of what they're doing. but they are zealous and more effective. and they are, in fact, in a position where they are able to gather a great deal of information. >> so you think our government security services are more dangerous to civil services than china and russia? >> are they more interested? absolutely. no doubt about it. >> you agree that our government ov overof our national oversite is far more -- >> once again, i can't compare to other people. i don't know the details

tremendous empowerment, tremendous dip low matic and political opportunities and -- for billions of people around the world? do we want one where people can have association with other people without being spied on by their government ord our government or any other government? is that a desirable outcome. if so, how do we take steps in that direction? or do we accept the reality to go into maximum collection and go in the big brother direction as far as we can go. i don't think that's a future i look forward to. it's difficult to want to restrain especially with our government who really do believe in the motivation of what they're doing. but they are zealous and more effective. and they are, in fact, in a position where they are able to gather a great deal of information. >> so you think our government security services are more dangerous to civil services than china and russia? >> are they more interested? absolutely. no doubt about it. >> you agree that our government ov overof our national oversite is far more -- >> once again, i can't compare to other people. i don't know the details

it's emblah the matic of the un 30 generation. >> you think people will want to do it?>> let me ask you a question. talk to me about how you are making money with this. because that's really the both at the line, right? >> so far, we aren't. we're take the early tech start-up model of just gaining users first. we'll look at monization down the road. >> but do people -- do i pay -- like, am i buying somebody's leftover food? >> no, no. you get that for free. >> here's where i think this could work well. another individual example. i belong to a community supported agricultureco op where we get local farms -- >> that's so brooklyn. >> it's very, very brooklyn. i apologize to our viewers. we get more than even our relatively large family can eat in a week. a lot of people will share those. >> that's different because that's uncooked food, right? >> it's not pizza from yesterday. >> maybe the moniker is a bit misleading. dan, we'll give you the last word. >> it's any excess food, not just, you know, stuff that you've taken bites of. you go to costco, you get a giant package