Topic: My Dinner with Keiser (Read 581 times)
I am not the one Keiser is interviewing. The thread title is an American film cultural reference circa. 1980. But yeah, his arguments were compelling and I would like to learn more.
I've not read any Minsky but am familiar with Keynes,
Can you tell me what the benefit is to being able to model economies in such a way as you are trying to with your kick-started project? why is it needed?
Also I would love to hear your thoughts on the claimed top secret document "silent Weapons for quiet wars" it was part of a book published called behold a pale white horse and the Document reprinted therein describes economic modelling and describes using people as resources and explains how to model economies much like electrical circuits.
Can you tell me what the benefit is to being able to model economies in such a way as you are trying to with your kick-started project? why is it needed?
Also I would love to hear your thoughts on the claimed top secret document "silent Weapons for quiet wars" it was part of a book published called behold a pale white horse and the Document reprinted therein describes economic modelling and describes using people as resources and explains how to model economies much like electrical circuits.
A good conversation about competing economic philosophies. I thought it was worth sharing. I would like to see a good debate about these topics.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=rXI4BlAfHrY#t=736s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=rXI4BlAfHrY#t=736s
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