Dalio lately as well. You talked about central banks and bankers and the wealthy class choosing themselves over other members of society as part of this. Ray Dalio would probably argue, yeah, this is all part of the rise and decline cycle of a nation state, of an empire. Recently, he put out an article this week that said the US is at stage five. It was like, you know, how cancer progresses in stages like one through five, but we're at stage five. Reading Dalio these days, I don't know if you've done this much, Dmitri, but it's very sobering because he's looking through history and he's presenting evidence or reasons why the US is possibly in decline. This is just monetary reserve currency is the last thing to go. In the next stage is stage six, where he talks about revolution and civil war. I'm not sure that I'm ready to fully commit on Dalio's worldview or thesis. No, I'm to be fair. It's all probabilistic for him too. But what's your thought on this? Does all of this wealth gap (27/97)
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