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How about looking around to see what you\u2019ve been missing? If familiar ideas seem exhausted, what chance is there someone with surprising new observations on our various \u201cwicked problems\u201d would have something worth looking into?<\/p>\n
What if such a person were a physical systems scientist, who\u2019s been right about how the present financial crisis would develop for 30 years, and has not really needed to change their story over and over like virtually everyone else, but to only confirm it over and over? What if they still maintain the problem is an accumulation of misinformation in the economy, and that makes it basically correctable?<\/p>\n
If there\u2019s something about money, our *measure* of wealth, causing it to multiply when the *reality* of wealth doesn\u2019t, nothing will work right till that\u2019s fixed.<\/p>\n
The economy is a physical process, running into continually increasing difficulty with the physical world, and still projecting growth with ever less difficulty\u2026 Why don\u2019t you ever hear about that on ATC??<\/p>\n
Try me. I can help.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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Letter to NPR – You say \u201call things considered\u201d. How about looking around to see what you\u2019ve been missing? If familiar ideas seem exhausted, what chance is there someone with surprising new observations on our various \u201cwicked problems\u201d would have something worth looking into? What if such a person were a physical systems scientist, … Continue reading Any chance what\u2019s been right all along still is??<\/span>