“It's the gambler's paradox: you can look in the past and feel that you understand the patterns and the formations in the charts. And that can give you a false sense of security that can be reinforced by getting it right a handful of times. But if you roll a six 10 times in a row, that has no bearing whatsoever on whether the next number will be a six. And when so many of these companies are traded on vibes, predicting which way they're going to go can be a fool's errand.”

that's basically the gambler's paradox: you can look in the past and feel that you understand the patterns and the formations in the charts. And that can give you a false sense of security that can be reinforced by getting it right a handful of times. But actually, if you roll a six 10 times in a row, that has no bearing whatsoever on whether the next number will be a six. And when so many of these companies are traded on vibes, predicting which way they're going to go can be a fool's errand, which is a big part of the reason that I mostly sit on the sidelines. Like I think I've talked on WAN Show October about how I lost a chunk of change on Bitcoin at one point and basically was like, well, I guess that's what gambling is. I don't like it. So I'm out on crypto. I'm out on stocks for the most part. Like I said, I think a responsible investment strategy involves some stocks. Quite frankly, I'm trying to figure out what's not taking a beating right now. It seems like the bond market is where some of the cash is going. There's like multiple countries right now that I watched a really interesting video the other night that was like which of the G7, the wealthiest countries, are going to go bankrupt first. And it basically kind of like laid out sort of these…