“No one wants to be the person that runs for the door. Because they know that once they do that, everyone panics at once and blames them. However, doing that is the smartest call, but doing it too early will make you look stupid. Doing it too late will make you look stupid.”

…it is a problem in our financial system. It is something that journalism can actually push back on because unsafe things keep happening because of this. There is also the pure hypocrisy of it, which is that Bank of America, at the same time as publishing that is saying, yeah, there's an AI bubble, but you should keep investing in it. Because no one wants to be the person that leaves first. No one wants to be the person that runs for the door. Because they know that once they do that, everyone panics at once and blames them. However, doing that is the smartest call, but doing it too early will make you look stupid. Doing it too late will make you look stupid. So it's who is going to act, who is going to say, I'm full first. That's really what the question is. And it's impossible to tell. It's because it could be any of them at any time. But the fact they're all saying it is a pretty big worry. But honestly, it's all of them pointing guns at each other. Just like, I'm going to pull the trigger. You're going to pull it first. I'm going to shoot you in…