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that Iran would risk creating a nuclear arms race in the region that would leave it less secure. That seems to imply that Iranian rivals would obtain better weapons than Iran would have. Where might they get them?
One thing I find troubling is the suggestion that “a computer programmer or an analytical chemist or a forklift operator” can not do or think about theoretical physics (or anything else for that matter). One does not need an advanced degree (or even a degree) to be able to pick up books, read information, work out the math, draw their own conclusions, and maybe provide some insights into a topic. Lets not forget the gentleman (and gentlewomen) scientists of an earlier era who did important work.
“Veblen knew this more than a century ago, how can this knowledge have been lost?”Things they teach have been carefully constructed to lead to certain political outcomes, that are deemed desirable. In economics profession, politics always triumphs truth.
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Good Luck with the Dave Ramsey-ing! We have been gazelling for about 3 years now and are currently DEBT FREE (except for the house!)…we can't wait to pay that off so we can call and yell at him! Have you heard his radio program???
that Iran would risk creating a nuclear arms race in the region that would leave it less secure. That seems to imply that Iranian rivals would obtain better weapons than Iran would have. Where might they get them?
One thing I find troubling is the suggestion that “a computer programmer or an analytical chemist or a forklift operator” can not do or think about theoretical physics (or anything else for that matter). One does not need an advanced degree (or even a degree) to be able to pick up books, read information, work out the math, draw their own conclusions, and maybe provide some insights into a topic. Lets not forget the gentleman (and gentlewomen) scientists of an earlier era who did important work.
“Veblen knew this more than a century ago, how can this knowledge have been lost?”Things they teach have been carefully constructed to lead to certain political outcomes, that are deemed desirable. In economics profession, politics always triumphs truth.