to panic. And so the fact that we've avoided stock market crash, you know, we have markets in turmoil and all the joke segments on CNBC, but it feels to me as though the plane going into the ground at this point would be the evaporation of paper wealth that would come with the stock market crash. It feels like that's the thing that everybody, the one place people are aligned in terms of business community, investors, policymakers, central bankers, governments, presidents, is we don't want to get poor overnight. We don't want to get poor. And so do everything we can to not get poor. Never mind building, you know, repairing the interstate system. Never mind high speed trains between New York and San Francisco. Never mind all that. Just let's not get poor overnight. And so that for me might be the only catalyst that would actually send the plane to the ground. I don't know. Do you think that that would be driven by an exogenous shock or an endogenous shock? Well, I think the deep seek (88/99)
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