Another way of putting it is, financial theory and
practice are good areas for young people to go into, because I think
it has been transforming and will continue to be transforming.
And I think that the nature of our financial markets in 10, 20, 30, 50 years,
which matters for young people today, will be amazingly different and better.
And you have to join the financial community to make that happen,
you don't have to, I'm just saying.
>> [LAUGH] >> Do you have in your mind,
an ideal of what future looks like?
>> See there are people who proposed like Karl Marx for example.
>> Right.
>> Robert Owen who's the guy who coined the term socialism.
They had ideals which they sold on the public as simple and obvious.
>> Right.
>> But I think it's not quite so simple and obvious.
The human species is the product of evolution, that
gave us a number of different mental quirks that served us well as cavemen.
[LAUGH] But now they don't really fit into the modern world,
we're just seeing new opportunities.
So we might be excessively fearful or unwilling to change.
We might be too focused on our own personal lives.
And we have to invent something different, and it won't be a perfect world,
just like it's never been a perfect world, but it's exciting and it's getting better.