Brad (@BradleyKellard)

Jeff Bezos: "I've created $2.1 trillion of wealth for other people." "Somebody needs to make a list where they rank people by how much wealth they've created for other people." While talking about his net worth, he floated an idea that flips the whole concept of a "rich list" on its head. He did the math live, right there on stage. "Amazon's market cap is 2.3 trillion today. I own about 200 billion of it." "So if you take 2.3 trillion and subtract out the piece I kept for myself, then I've created something like $2.1 trillion of wealth for other people." That's not a typo. Trillion, with a T and it's not even his money. "That should put me pretty high on some kind of list." He didn't stop at himself, either. He immediately named who else deserves a spot at the top. "People like Jensen, Nvidia, he's going to be very high on that list." "That would be a pretty cool list. Somebody should do that list."

Elon Musk: "America cannot win on the human front. China has 4x our population and higher work ethic" "It's not just that there's four times the population, but the amount of work that people put in is higher" "A pro sports team that's been winning for a very long time tends to get complacent and entitled. That's why they stop winning, because they don't work as hard anymore" "Frankly, America has been winning for so long that... that's my observation" "The US birth rate's been below replacement since roughly 1971" "We're close to more people domestically dying than being born" "We definitely can't win on the human front" "But if you start getting to hundreds of millions of units a year of humanoid robots, you're going to be the most competitive country by far" "we can't win with just humans, because China has four times our population" "but we might have a shot at the robot front"