The Most Important Thing for You to Do Is What You Don't Do

I don't love what Elon's doing, but there's collateral negative externalities for this sort of breach and decency. These things are not events, they're processes. No plan ever survives contact with reality anyway. Give other people space, watch, let them author it with you, which they did. It was more like a creative process. I think that goes back to your opening about the manner in which we engage. We're so focused on an interest rate, a Fed funds rate, that that's going to drive all of human behavior. The long-term investments in public school education and our children no one cares because you can't gamify them into a show.