<transcript><audio_139>i'm not sure but um i was thinking about the people in hanoi how they think about property and so people in stockholm uh and so on so if you could just explain a little bit more how you thought about this thank</transcript><caption><image_140>The image shows a group of four people sitting around a table in a conference room. There are four people in the image, three women and one man, all of whom appear to be engaged in a discussion. The table is covered with a white tablecloth and there are several water bottles and papers on it. The room has a projector screen on the right side of the image and a door on the left side. The people are dressed in casual clothing and are sitting in chairs facing each other. It appears that they are in the middle of a meeting or panel discussion.</caption><transcript><audio_141>just one one quick thing too you you ended in singapore and i just wanted to hear where the end cap was there we didn't take that part of the story back up so maybe if you could finish that</transcript><transcript><audio_142>and yes i was going to ask a similar question there is also of course english's housing question right where he moves the problem around which is part of that story of course but the lesson of it is relatively clear is that you cannot</transcript><caption><image_143>The image shows a group of four people sitting around a table in a meeting room. There are three people in the image, two women and one man, all of whom appear to be engaged in a discussion. The woman on the left is wearing a colorful blouse and is sitting at the table, while the woman in the middle is sitting on a chair. The man on the right is holding a microphone and appears to be speaking to the other two women. There is a man in a black shirt sitting in front of the table and another man sitting next to him. The room has a whiteboard and a projector screen in the background.</caption><transcript><audio_144>solve these issues without articulating housing land questions to to dynamics of relationship but also the other inequal inequalities that are produced</transcript> i'm not sure but um i was thinking about the people in hanoi how they think about property and so people in stockholm uh and so on so if you could just explain a little bit more how you thought about this thank just one one quick thing too you you ended in singapore and i just wanted to hear where the end cap was there we didn't take that part of the story back up so maybe if you could finish that and yes i was going to ask a similar question there is also of course english's housing question right where he moves the problem around which is part of that story of course but the lesson of it is relatively clear is that you cannot solve these issues without articulating housing land questions to to dynamics of relationship but also the other inequal inequalities that are produced
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