Lloyd Blankfein

The leverage in these things is themselves a big problem.

Not because it's smarter than us and it's going to turn us into pets, but because we don't have the ability to test whether it's right or not.

Your tweet, by the way, about the White House Correspondents Center was amazing.

I think for the good of the timeline, we need you back on Twitter more often.

I know.

You know what?

It's a funny thing is,

You would think that you see something and you're activated to tweet about it.

For me, I said, oh, gee, I haven't tweeted for a long time.

Let me find something to tweet about.

And also, being in the risk management business, I always know that everybody keeps doing that and eventually you get canceled because you do something, you step over some invisible line that nobody knew about.

And so I realized that from a risk-reward point of view,

It's all ego and no real value other than that.

But that was saying, when you're retired, you'll grasp at straws.

Why not?

I mean, it was like 10 million views later or something.

It was amazing.

Well, I went to, I remember when I was doing, what's his name from Twitter?

You know, I said, when I retired, I am freed from the restraints that I had because, you know, I did this at Goldman.

Yeah.