Is 700,000 years old so this is a 700,000 euro pores and the only reason it has any dna surviving is because its in permafrost. That dirt its deposited in has been frozen since that horse died. Its like to have been stuck in a freezer and thats yummy recent dna has survived that long. We have to know how old it is that we are going to look at patterns of change through significant amount of time. Anyone else . Thank you all very much for coming again and listening to my nonsense. [applause] this whole idea that technology can displace workers and potentially create unemployment is a concern that goes back at a minimum 200 years. It goes all the way back to the luddite revolt and england in the early 1800s. Since then its been raised again and again. Its come up any times and each time it has turned out to be a false alarm so theres a long record of this alarm being raised and ultimately it always turns out to be false. I think that there is a lot in common between this and the story of the little boy who cries wolf. In that story people eventually become very skeptical that the false alarm keeps getting raised. They become very complacent but in the end the wolf does show up and it doesnt go well for the people who are skeptical. I think that this issue could end up in more or less the same way and thats the primary concern i have here. Clearly this is an issue that kind of sits at the intersection of technology and economics and economists never like to hear this time is different. They are always very skeptical of that. But that really offers a preview. But there is no rule that says people always have to be through production it is entirely possible at some