PUBLISHED: APR 11, 2026INDEXED: APR 14, 2026, 2:01 AM

Mailbag, incl: Should I sell a property in the face of AI? April 12, 2026

Key Takeaways

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    Maintain intellectual humility to avoid forecasting errors

    β€œIt was seen as super important, and there were domains that were going for millions and millions of dollars. And history didn't unfold that way. It was a really good example of something that made sense at the time was entirely plausible, but it's a good reminder to stay grounded when forecasting the future, because it just didn't unfold that way.”

    β€” Andrew Page
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    Test investment hypotheses using the scientific method

    β€œYou just can't fall in love with an idea, right? Form a hypothesis, and then continually test that hypothesis. It's a really good sequence of steps to help continually course correct you to the more correct answer. It is a way of thinking that I think investors should very, very, very much embrace.”

    β€” Andrew Page
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    Build personal financial resilience against AI displacement

    β€œThe best thing you can do is just be resilient. Not to say anti-fragile, just resilient. Just if X happens, am I ready for that? Am I prepared for that? Hard to do in today's world, but being as prepared as you can be financially is clearly the best solution you've got.”

    β€” Scott Pape
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    Prepare for lumpy economic shifts and inflation

    β€œIt's called counterfeit when we do it. It's called counterfeiting when we do it. It's called monetary policy when they do it. To some degree, they have more options than we do individually, because they can scale away where we can't. But, yeah, none of those are good things, and simply being prepared for those.”

    β€” Chris
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    Use social media debate to sharpen investment ideas

    β€œTwitter is a cesspit of awfulness in a lot of ways. If you cultivate a decent following and the people you deal with are reasonable, it actually can be quite an enjoyable back and forth. I've said a million times, I've sharpened a lot of my thinking through that back and forth on Twitter, when it's like, here's what I think. What about that? Oh, that's a good point.”

    β€” Scott Pape
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Episode Description

– How do we save households from rate rises on the back of higher oil prices? – Should I sell an investment property in the face of rising AI? – Should the RBA use Super contributions or tax rates to manage the economy? – Did you read Matt Canavan wrong? – Even this free-marketeer is considering protectionism See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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