I’d definitely agree with the perspective you’re sharing!
Even in a fast-takeoff / total nationalization scenario, I don’t think politicians will be so blindsided that the political discussion will go from “regulation as usual” to “total nationalization” in a couple of months. It’s possible, but unlikely.
I think it’s equally / more likely that the amount of government involvement will scale over 2 − 5 years, and during that time a lot of these policy levers will be attempted. The success / failure of some of these policy levers to achieve US goals will probably determine if involvement proceeds all the way to “total nationalization”.
I’d definitely agree with the perspective you’re sharing!
Even in a fast-takeoff / total nationalization scenario, I don’t think politicians will be so blindsided that the political discussion will go from “regulation as usual” to “total nationalization” in a couple of months. It’s possible, but unlikely.
I think it’s equally / more likely that the amount of government involvement will scale over 2 − 5 years, and during that time a lot of these policy levers will be attempted. The success / failure of some of these policy levers to achieve US goals will probably determine if involvement proceeds all the way to “total nationalization”.