Justin Wolfers

Right.

So I think this is the markets putting in only a small chance of

but it's a small chance of a big bad outcome.

I've had the same thought.

And look, I like to speak to my expertise.

I'm a PhD economist.

And so there are many questions where, and I've increasingly had to do this, say, I think you should talk to a psychiatrist, not an economist.

What's striking is that the most important economic question of the day is best answered by a psychiatrist.

That's your point.

Right.

And it's a profoundly important point.

There are actually ethical reasons why psychiatrists are not meant to

You're not meant to speak up about someone whom you've not examined.

Yeah.

I hope you don't mind.

I might take your idea a little deeper because I've been thinking about this quite a lot.

I certainly don't think of the president as he currently is acting as rational, or at least we should put a high probability on that.

And that worries me.

And I'm like, oh, well, what happens if once every hundred years we have a leader, a world leader who is bonkers?

Right.