Clearly, an economist has a pair of glasses through which they see the world, which is different than a political scientist, different than an anthropologist, is very different than a civil engineer, for example. Our question was, if you are so inclined, could you augment and have another pair of glasses through which you can see a broader reality, a broader set of possible ideas? Because, at this moment, we need a broader set of ideas to attack the problems in the world. It was the realization that there are lots of preconceptions out there. And the question is how can you find people who are good at navigating these spaces? And my belief is that the people who can operate in these joined domains, the union of all the domains, the nexus, these will be the leaders of the future.”