I fundamentally disagree. Admitting danger dissuades people. Most want the thrill but not real danger. Placing the value in the danger aspect is like saying com

I fundamentally disagree. Admitting danger dissuades people. Most want the thrill but not real danger. Placing the value in the danger aspect is like saying computer viruses are the most valuable thing in the world. I'm exaggerating a bit, but the way you put it sounds to me a bit much given the fact that Altman really doesn't have to convince anyone at this point that they have something very different.