Ray Dalio

I think it starts with worry.

I have a principle.

If you worry, you don't have to worry.

And if you don't worry, you need to worry.

Because if you worry, you'll take care of the things that you're worrying about to the best possible way.

If you don't worry and you just go headlong into these things, you're going to have a real problem.

So I think that you have to have people first realize what does that picture look like if we don't do these things, if we don't have bipartisan, if we don't solve these problems together, if we fight.

You have to see the clarity of those two paths and have people choose

The good path, you know, okay, we will figure this out intelligently to make the best possible thing to intelligently and together.

Okay.

It starts there.

It's not a structure.

Where does the structure come from?

It comes from people.

Okay.

And it comes from people having a need to create a structure and a way of being.

Well, maybe what we're doing.

I mean, I think they have to worry at two levels.

First, enough of us worry that we vote for it or we use our voting and our others to say, let's vote on together and compromise and smart people doing these kinds of things.

And that's worrying about the society as a whole.