Don't call Donald Trump crazy

[Bloomberg View]( A daily digest of opinions and analysis Trump's Judgment Is Debatable. His Sanity Is Not. Psychiatrists [aren't allowed]( to speculate about politicians' mental health, but they're increasingly [pushing back]( against the decades-old [Goldwater Rule](. [Noah Feldman warns]( that efforts like the recent book ["The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump: 27 Psychiatrists and Mental Health Experts Assess a President"]( mark a dangerous development. China's Education System Is Its Top Economic Risk President Xi Jinping has a [bold plan]( to transform China by 2050, but he'll have to tackle an "[invisible crisis](" in rural schools first. [Christopher Balding argues]( that a country can't have an innovation economy when three-quarters of its working-age adults haven't graduated high school. Four Years on Campus May Be One Too Many Three-year college degrees work for Singapore, Australia, and much of Europe. Why not the U.S.? The [Bloomberg View Editorial Board says]( a briefer bachelor's would solve several problems at once. Take Those Hypertension Reports With a Grain of Salt As you may have heard, half of all Americans now have [high blood pressure]( — thanks to the stroke of a pen. [Faye Flam explains]( why the latest scary health story is less than meets the eye. 'Thor: Ragnarok' Offers a Timely Lesson The new Marvel film is packed with [action]( and [humor](, but it also offers a sharp insight into the politics of memory. [Stephen L. Carter probes]( the serious side of the comic book adaptation. Ritholtz's Reads - The cause and consequences of the retail apocalypse ([New Republic]() - Interview with Nobel economics laureate Jean Tirole in London ([Independent]() - Michael Lewis: Inside Trump's campaign against U.S.D.A. scientists ([Vanity Fair]() (Read Barry Ritholtz's full daily news roundup [here](.) Bloomberg L.P. ● 731 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022 [Web]( ● [Facebook]( ● [Twitter]( [Feedback]( ● [Unsubscribe](