Michael Saylor

You should move at just the right time.

And, you know, I think

Calvin Coolidge, I think, is attributed to this quote.

He said, if you see 10 problems or 10 troubles coming at you down the road, the odds are nine of them will drive themselves into a ditch.

before they get to you.

So out of 10 things you can imagine, one of them will get here.

And when the one thing gets here, you have to deal with it.

But the other nine will never make it.

They will be hypothetical, theoretical problems that an alarmist marketed.

You know, Al Gore marketed like, you know, the climate change problem and how the world was going to end.

And that was full on 2003.

And we're 23 years later and none of it happened.

But the climatologists and the ESG people made billions and billions of dollars marketing that climate alarmism.

And I could list you 100 other examples of alarmism where there are a lot of people that want to get rich and powerful.

They'll want to win elections.

They'll want to raise money.

And they'll want to nag you.

They'll want to get under your skin and create insecurity.

And the rational thing to do is take all that in, but then assess, you know, how realistic

is the risk and what is the proximity of the risk and is the prescribed cure worse than the disease?