The Principal Agent Problem

I would say about 70% of people there would have had some form of that insight and would have agreed with some form of either call it near reaction or maybe a kind of softer would be like post liberalism. People don't believe that you can rewind the clock to classical liberalism for the reasons we know because, you know, progressive liberalism is just a nice continuation on the same trend line. The principal agent problem. It's very hard to just entangle it from from their political perspective when you add religion to the mix. Some obviously thought that there should be some form of religious morality in politics as a basis for politics. I mean, that's not necessarily the pure NRX version which