Arthur Hayes

And so, again, I think people need to take out this partisan nature of like, oh, Trump's a Republican.

He's bad because I'm a Democrat and I oppose these things that he's going to do.

Well, put in Kamala Harris as a Democrat.

She would do the same stuff.

And so I think once you remove all that, then you're saying, okay, well, why am I trying to fight this?

I'm not going to fundamentally get politically active and change this system that puts this structure on how I am as a financial person in this world.

Then I better just get with the program.

And it's buy stocks, buy crypto, buy gold, don't use leverage, and just wait, and it'll go up.

We're all human at the end of the day.

And this is human nature.

The market is not there to make you money if you overtrade.

And this has always been the case.

It's nothing changed.

We're still humans.

We're still these lizard-brained mammals that live in this new computer-aged world.

It's only been 150 years since we really have sort of emerged from pretty much like subsistence, basic subsistence.

So I think that human nature is human nature.

And so the average human is impatient, wants the future today, is willing to gamble to get it.

And unfortunately, the politicians play on that.

Obviously, you worry about societal breakdown, and I think we talked a lot about this AI battle that we're going to have versus should we have it?