Joe Weisenthal

Perhaps political populism, politics is changing.

That might change the nature of central banks.

AI, the extreme uncertainty of AI and how that's going to affect the economy.

That's a source of change.

And therefore, central banks period are going to be in a new period of like the old ways

Does it feel like, whether at the BOE or general, that we're going to be entering a new era of central banking per se?

Yeah, thank you so much.

That was great.

I know.

The Bank of England, Bank of England.

That would be a pretty sweet job.

I know, me too.

I love my job.

And I'm going to leave it at that.

It would be nice to one day just like have an office with a door and all that stuff.

I think she made a really good point, which is it does seem at least theoretically possible to truly have

one supply shock after another, and they really are just independent supply shocks, right?

At least it's conceivably possible.

A pandemic is not the same thing as a war here, as a war there, and so forth.

They could be discrete events.