Silicon Valley loses its influence on DC?

Zoë Schiffer: Fully. OK. I have to move to a new topic because I feel pretty depressed. This is space. So my first question for you is how you feel about space, Jake? And would you go if you had the chance? I would usually say, no, thank you. I’m not interested. But maybe I don’t know afterwards, yes, take me to Mars.

Jake Lahut: Oddly enough, I would probably make myself more comfortable in space than to make Deep Ocean Exploration. This could be a shifting with the-.

Zoë Schiffer: I wanted to say.

Jake Lahut: … the oceant. But no, I was great in the Apollo missions, but Gemini and Mercury as a child. I had a small seat bag chair in my house, where I would pretend it as if it were the capsule

Zoë Schiffer: Oh my God.

Jake Lahut: … that went back into the atmosphere and searched for all-

Zoë Schiffer: I can imagine that perfectly.

Jake Lahut: Yes. So huge Al Shepard, John Glenn fan. I love all of the stuff. But I’m also a pretty big person and I think the adaptation to the ship would be difficult.

Zoë Schiffer: Total fair. I cannot guarantee 100% that you would see this if you would find a ship that could take with me, but cable employee Jorge Garay reported that a team of astronomers from Yale and Copenhagen recently discovered two galaxies that collide with each other. You called the Infinity Galaxy. And this knowledge is quite exciting because it could be the first direct evidence of how really old super massive black holes were formed.

Jake Lahut: Yes. These are some interstellar things, but it really looks like this from the eight side. And I found it pretty stunning. Especially in our vertical video treatment if you want to check this on Instagram roles. It’s pretty fascinating, I had to say.

Zoë Schiffer: The outstanding theory, as they form, is therefore when stars no longer have fuel and collapse under their own gravity. But with very old super massive black holes there would not have been enough time to reach the stars. This infinity galaxy therefore supports a different theory that they could form from dense lumps of the matter, so that no starbusting was required.

Jake Lahut: At least for the time being, we still discover new things about science in the United States of America. And maybe that will go on, maybe it may not.

Zoë Schiffer: If not, AI will apparently occur and do everything for us.

Jake Lahut: Dogen cannot go out and at least get the James Webb telescope. Nobody will soon catch this evil boy.

Zoë Schiffer: OK. So our next story leads us back to earth and frankly back to the Silicon Valley Elite of everything. Our colleague Joel Khalili reported that crypto companies finally have more access to the banking business. This is actually of crucial importance and covers our two reporting areas, Jake, because de-banking was a reason that many of the Marc andreesses in the world really set the administration of bidies and everything went in Trump. So now we see how the fruits of this decision have an impact because under the crypto-friendly Trump administration some American fintech companies offer these crypto companies for bank accounts. However, you still have to follow the basic rules determined by the partner bank involved, so that the traditional banking system does not fully escape. But curious about her attitude here, as this was for the last choice.