Christopher Hale

I think he's concerned, I mean,

I think, obviously, Pope Leo is neither left nor right, but I think a lot of his concerns do on this really attack to what the left in the United States is saying.

I think that there's concern about bias in profiling, bias in credit scores.

He talked about that.

I thought that was remarkable.

Yeah.

that he talked about credit scores and mortgages, getting access to mortgages.

I thought that was profound.

So I think that is more of his concern.

We actually saw another study today that said that when you ask some LLMs to compare religions, the Catholic Church got a nice review, a glowing review, so perhaps Claude's Catholic or not.

But I don't think Leo cares as much about that stuff.

I think he's concerned more about

About, quite frankly, access to resources and judgment calls about who gets something versus not and punishment or not.

Those are really what I think overwhelms.

Look, this document was long.

He did a lot in it.

But the thing that really kind of took most of like the least of a lot of part of a bigger portion of it was war.

Sure.

I think the first thing is obviously he's an American pope, but he is the pope of 1.4 billion Catholics.

So, of course, he's a globalist.