enough to stop somebody from bad behavior. Or was there always a very low level of the racially biased shootings and we just didn't know it was a low level because too much but then we add all body cams you know for sure. So which is it? Did the body cams make people act better or did it simply tell us how they were already acting? We'll never know. Do you know why? Because all data is bad. So even when it's right, you can't be sure. So that's the problem with data. It pretends to give you certainty, but that's sort of all it can do. There are some rare exceptions, let's say within a controlled engineering experiment or something like that. You could find some places where data works, but it's more like engineering than it is in the big messy world.

Well, there's a Texas congressman, Representative Nathaniel Moran, who wants to get some legislation going that all the tariff revenue above a certain level would go toward the deficit. What are the odds that Congress would vote that they could not touch any of the money coming in from the tariffs and it could only go toward the deficit? The answer is nobody gives up power. Right now they have the power to screw the country by just buying new things with the tari