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Battle for Recognition: Economic Historians
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| Battle for Recognition: Economic Historians |
Worse than that, economists seem to be forbidden to think in first principles. If they were, they all would come to the same conclusion, ‘cause that’s what science does, and design a currency that appreciates against itself. Instead they scared into submission, encouraged to speak using technobabble, and to not topple the fraud that is a continually depreciating currency.
Crims run the prison.