by the St. Louis Fed that basically said it's had great success. So I think that's the way the policymakers move. Although I see the illogic, if you like, of printing money or whatever, I just think that what policymakers are going to do is kick the can down the road. And is that a 10-year road, a 20-year road, a 30-year road? I don't know. But I think it's in most of our lifetimes that they're going to keep kicking the can down the road. And we suffer the consequences. But ultimately, the consequences seem to be some form of asset market inflation. What that does is it creates a huge skew in society. It disadvantages a huge amount of people. But for the moment, that's the world we're living in. And I don't really see there's any alternative or anybody's coming up with an alternative, sadly, perhaps. Well said, Michael. Again, if anyone wants to join our live Q&A with Michael, this Friday where we also take audience questions as part of our Genius tier, you can either subscribe to our (90/92)
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