Basically, I think the current situation is not hypovolemic shock but cardiogenic shock. I initially thought the tariffs were obstructive shock, but upon reconsideration, it seems like it was a measure to increase systemic afterload by blocking certain arteries, similar to endovascular ballooning, in order to maintain coronary perfusion pressure and brain perfusion. The idea that wealth is concentrating in America, as Trump says, might imply that. Ultimately, it negatively impacts the heart, but it can serve as a bridge treatment until waiting for a heart transplant or ECMO, and this effectiveness might explain the rise since April. Looking back, I realize I was too focused on the heart as a single organ and failed to think about systemic circulation, which led me to enter a short position too early and incur losses. Now, at this point, the heart has already deteriorated to the point where it can no longer handle any increased afterload, so all tariffs will inevitably lead to a taco. Now, we can only hope for a transplant of the damaged heart with a new heart called AI. However, seeing the rising commodity prices like limb swelling and some emerging countries that have already begun to rot, I wonder if we can catch that timing well. Can we navigate the evaluation point of the midterm elections and the tangled political landscape and international situation? Who knows. Setting everything aside, from a technological perspective, one could say he is an outstanding politician and strategist, but I feel that might not be enough.

However, there is no such thing as virtue, tolerance, or sacrifice.