of people. We are in a minority. So again, there are so many different ways that we can take this, but there are also so many different vantage points that you can stand and look at it from that will, to your point, about the wrong questions and the right answers, give you a completely different vector upon which to travel towards this thing. That also, again, brings me back to frameworks. One of the things that I don't know if you and I talked about it, I've spoken about in recent episodes, is that I feel like we've just gotten to the point now where investors have become comfortable with the idea of mean reversion. They've become really comfortable with this idea that, okay, yeah, we had the 2008 crisis. That was really scary, but the markets rebounded. We had COVID scary, but the markets rebounded every time the markets come back. And I'm not saying that markets don't come back, that the world's going to end. That's not what I'm suggesting. But I think the setup this time could be (36/45)
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