essay on religion and you ended up with tariffs, right? And supply chains. And that to me is fascinating because that's the strange thing that's happening here. And, you know, as I said in my, the letter I published and I said in our conversation, you know, I'm not a religious man, but there's a spiritual component to this. And I've been really struck by the kind of swell in talk about religion in private emails I've had and conversations that those letters and our conversation sparked. It's fascinating to me to see that this idea of religion and I don't necessarily mean it in the form of a God, but in the form of, as you said, some kind of moral center, some kind of compass that gives principles and ethics and morals and guidance and all that stuff. It feels like people are grasping for it and to go from there to supply chains in the space of a few minutes just shows you how close all this is. And I think how at sea everybody is in trying to figure all this stuff out. And, you know, (12/45)
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