Alex Imas

Yeah.

So health is going to be one of those things.

But the thing to keep in mind is that people are going to be richer.

Right.

Theoretically.

Theoretically.

Theoretically.

I would say not that confident.

There's several scenarios out there.

And the thing that I feel like a lot of economists and just people in general I think aren't talking enough about is speed.

Yeah, talk about that.

If things are fast, we need public policy.

We need, the new jobs aren't gonna come fast enough.

Training isn't gonna happen fast enough.

Where you're gonna get, things are gonna get fully automated very quickly and people are gonna become unemployed.

There's not gonna be enough time in the economy to see that pretty little graph of agriculture shrinking and services increasing.

That took a long time, right?

This is decades.

If we're on the order of like years or like five years, six years, we're not gonna have time to see that pretty little graph.

We are going to need to think about how do we support the people who are becoming unemployed.