$NVDA What an incredible journey. Jensen Huang went from washing dishes at Denny's to receiving the National Medal of Science. He was 9 when his parents sent him and his brother from Taiwan to the US. He ended up at a boarding school in rural Kentucky, where one of his chores was cleaning the bathrooms. In 1993, at 30, he was back in a Denny's booth, sketching out Nvidia with his two co-founders. His parents were there to watch him get the medal. Imagine how proud they must be. They sent their kid across the world with no idea how it would turn out, and decades later they got to stand next to him while he received the country's top science honor. Jensen literally changed the course of history. People have been talking about AI since the 1950s, but using it at scale the way we can today is only possible thanks to a "video game chip company" that took a leap of faith, betting its chips could do science and then AI long before anyone took it seriously. Now most of the AI world runs on his hardware, and he's the closest thing this industry has to a president. I don't think there's a better founder story out there. I hope one day I can accomplish just a fraction of what he has. In Jensen we trust to keep pushing humanity forward ⚡