Richard.

Yeah, I, I'm, I'm an optimist, as I said before we-- despite these figures, and that's my sense of optimism, is that we have the potential for solving, uh, two big problems.

They're big problems.

We've had many years now of low growth.

This, by the way, makes... e- exacerbates the concerns of inequality.

You know, low growth, even with the same levels of high inequality, just make them much more salient, much more evident, and we point that out.

For example, over time, inheritances become much more valuable than income, and that's changing the nature of society.

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