model highly complex systems. And so there's no single right way. And there's so much conditionality in the process of forecasting that some of your models are going to be well fit to certain conditions and others for different conditions. But on average, you're likely to converge on something that's better than. So it's this idea of the Gestalt, right? Where the hole ends up being better than the sum of the parts. Yeah, no, totally. I get that. I mean, the application of these models to finance is yet another area we can expect to see some potentially enormous benefits accrue as a result of the advancements happening in AI and machine learning that we're definitely going to talk about in the second hour. Did you ever hear my conversation with Gary Gerstle on the rise and fall of the neoliberal order? He's written a number of interesting books, two of which were relevant to the conversation. One was about the New Deal order and one was about the neoliberal order. And the conversation (18/45)
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