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Looking at historical data, Julian Brigden analyzes tightening cycles since the 1960s. Out of 12 tightening cycles, there have been 8 recessions and 4 soft landings. Julian emphasizes that soft landings are statistically one in three occurrences. He highlights that three of the four soft landings had higher unemployment levels before the re-acceleration of real growth. Currently, inflation has fallen, but nominal GDP hasn't fallen at the same rate, suggesting potential risks. Additionally, Julian mentions the importance of productivity jumps as a potential get-out-of-jail card, allowing for high non-ology levels, low inflation, and potentially lower unemployment.