sure. Let me bring it up for you, Ray. And by the way, come on my podcast so we can talk about it. Yeah, sure, man. Well, Paul Tudor Jones, an interesting character, a really smart guy, open-minded guy. I think it would be interesting to see if Stanley Drucken-Miller gets converted. Those two guys are very close. Ray Dalio is much more of an institutionalist than those two guys. I think, yeah, so to get to the larger point, I think it's fascinating to see this. This is where we go back to the question about, I said at the very top of the show, when I had Howard Mokson, he said, it's not enough just to be contrairred, you also have to be right, and you also have to have conviction. And I think that what you see in these cases for someone like Ray Dalio tweeting, I might have missed something, is my convictions are shaking, and as the price goes higher, they shake more. It's like that scene, I'm a huge nerd. I used to watch among so many nerdy sci-fi things. I used to watch Star Trek. (56/97)
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