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So no, we are not one voice. We’re a chorus. We’re a mess. We’re a miracle. We’re not going anywhere. When someone says, “We speak for the Jews,” We say: There is no one Jewish voice.

We do not want to decouple Margaret, but we do need to de-risk, as we saw during COVID, whether it was with semiconductors, medicines, the other products we are in the process of de-risking.

We were talking about what it was like to be young these days, and he made a point that I’d never considered. “We are the most rejected generation,” he said. He’s right.

As a last hurrah, Stephen Sondheim’s Here We Are is quite something. An acerbic, absurdist take on late-stage capitalism, he was still working on it when he died – suddenly – in 2021 at the age of 91.