But you don't share. As a matter of fact, I remember Harry Truman once said that he looked for a one-armed economist because economists were always saying, "On the one hand, Mr. President, and on the other hand...."
I'm not an economist. I wouldn't want to get into a debate with you. You obviously know a lot more than I do, but from what I understand, there's the Keynesian school from John Keynes, and I think the Austrian school from von Mises. Those are probably the two mainstreams. Then there are people who go in different directions.
What would you say is an acceptable level of debt to GDP?