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Interesting studies which explain quite a bit. Turns out people like Friedman, Hayek, Sowell, and Blankfein really do believe their own bullshit. JSO will NOT like the remedies suggested by the Wharton School business prof. Classic egalitarian mind re-training.

Where do you stand on the positive driving force of greed? Is empathy for suckers?

.....Deeeeescuss.

Until then, we may be dooming students and society to a fate foreshadowed by Nobel Prize-winning economist and philosopher Amartya Sen. Calling economists "rational fools," Sen observed: "The purely economic man is indeed close to being a social moron."

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The study doesn't make any sense - there are tons of examples in that study of what happens when students are asked whether they would share their own money or hoard it - the premise is flawed, students don't have their own money, they have either debt or their parent's money. Until it's their own money we don't really know how they would react, economist or not.

kalm wrote:Interesting studies which explain quite a bit. Turns out people like Friedman, Hayek, Sowell, and Blankfein really do believe their own bullshit. JSO will NOT like the remedies suggested by the Wharton School business prof. Classic egalitarian mind re-training.

Where do you stand on the positive driving force of greed? Is empathy for suckers?

.....Deeeeescuss.

Until then, we may be dooming students and society to a fate foreshadowed by Nobel Prize-winning economist and philosopher Amartya Sen. Calling economists "rational fools," Sen observed: "The purely economic man is indeed close to being a social moron."

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Economists don't strike me as being much different from astrologers.

GannonFan wrote:The study doesn't make any sense - there are tons of examples in that study of what happens when students are asked whether they would share their own money or hoard it - the premise is flawed, students don't have their own money, they have either debt or their parent's money. Until it's their own money we don't really know how they would react, economist or not.

It won't be their money for a long time either.

houndawg wrote:

kalm wrote:Interesting studies which explain quite a bit. Turns out people like Friedman, Hayek, Sowell, and Blankfein really do believe their own bullshit. JSO will NOT like the remedies suggested by the Wharton School business prof. Classic egalitarian mind re-training.

Where do you stand on the positive driving force of greed? Is empathy for suckers?

.....Deeeeescuss.




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Economists don't strike me as being much different from astrologers.

Or Climatologist

Model this,
model that.
Make a tweak and well
That's that

OL FU wrote:

houndawg wrote:
Economists don't strike me as being much different from astrologers.

Or Climatologist

Model this,
model that.
Make a tweak and well
That's that

Well played, Sir.

OL FU wrote:

houndawg wrote:
Economists don't strike me as being much different from astrologers.

Or Climatologist

Model this,
model that.
Make a tweak and well
That's that

Sweet Jesus. Biggest homerun post in 5 years on this site.

OL FU wrote:

houndawg wrote:
Economists don't strike me as being much different from astrologers.

Or Climatologist

Model this,
model that.
Make a tweak and well
That's that

OL FU wrote:

houndawg wrote:
Economists don't strike me as being much different from astrologers.

Or Climatologist

Model this,
model that.
Make a tweak and well
That's that

Dang

Ive tried to hoist people on that petard like you just did but Im just not that eloquent

kalm wrote:Interesting studies which explain quite a bit. Turns out people like Friedman, Hayek, Sowell, and Blankfein really do believe their own bullshit. JSO will NOT like the remedies suggested by the Wharton School business prof. Classic egalitarian mind re-training.

Where do you stand on the positive driving force of greed? Is empathy for suckers?

.....Deeeeescuss.

Until then, we may be dooming students and society to a fate foreshadowed by Nobel Prize-winning economist and philosopher Amartya Sen. Calling economists "rational fools," Sen observed: "The purely economic man is indeed close to being a social moron."

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Keynesians.

CID1990 wrote:

OL FU wrote:

Or Climatologist

Model this,
model that.
Make a tweak and well
That's that

Dang

Ive tried to hoist people on that petard like you just did but Im just not that eloquent

you do OK for a flatfoot.

kalm wrote:Interesting studies which explain quite a bit. Turns out people like Friedman, Hayek, Sowell, and Blankfein really do believe their own bullshit. JSO will NOT like the remedies suggested by the Wharton School business prof. Classic egalitarian mind re-training.

Where do you stand on the positive driving force of greed? Is empathy for suckers?

.....Deeeeescuss.

Until then, we may be dooming students and society to a fate foreshadowed by Nobel Prize-winning economist and philosopher Amartya Sen. Calling economists "rational fools," Sen observed: "The purely economic man is indeed close to being a social moron."

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I'll take Sowell's word over any of these yokels.

AZGrizFan wrote:

kalm wrote:Interesting studies which explain quite a bit. Turns out people like Friedman, Hayek, Sowell, and Blankfein really do believe their own bullshit. JSO will NOT like the remedies suggested by the Wharton School business prof. Classic egalitarian mind re-training.

Where do you stand on the positive driving force of greed? Is empathy for suckers?

.....Deeeeescuss.




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I'll take Sowell's word over any of these yokels.

Of course you would.