@EconTalker@zenahitz Dr. Roberts is there anything about economics that you believe to be true and if 99% of other economists were asked, they would say you’re wrong? If yes and you’re right that’s your next book. If no, then You’re an expert in economics, but not transformative. Be a master.
@EconTalker@zenahitz True unless you are coming from a different angle and challenging the “definite” answer. Then you may enter into a transformative period.
@robbielacky@XtremeMotivated Routine=habit= discipline. I no longer even speak of motivation. Motivation is a fleeting emotion. It isn’t consistent enough. But discipline will get you through when motivation wanes.
@prolifictp@EconTalker Classic chess piece fallacy. Adam Smith’s man of systems in the flesh. I doubt that a tiny group of nyc bureaucrats know how to run the food market better than the 10’s
Of millions of people. Say hello to fixed prices, rationing, long lines, poor quality and empty shelves.
@EconTalker Exactly when you’re using other people money and you don’t need profits to keep your doors open - I guess you can sell at whatever price you wish. But you can’t make people sell to you at whatever price you want.
@PeterSchiff@ProudSocialist If I broke into my rich neighbors’ house and stole a portion of their wealth because they had “too much” and gave it to my poor neighbor I would go to jail. But the government can engaged in legal plunder and they applauded by the uneducated.
@Eagles To be honest (I’m a uniform snob). The eagles got the Kelly green correct, but the silver is off. The 1990’s uniforms had silver spect in them (helmet wing and pants). It makes a difference.
@rollinger@PeterSchiff The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Congress delegating authority. It’s a back door method of amending the Constitution. Madison said ambition is made to counteract ambition. That works unless the members of Congress are more ambitious to move up in the party.
@PeterSchiff They challenged part of the 1977 emergency powers act.
Congress and its delegation of authority to the President is the biggest threat to our republic. They do this for one simple reason, they enjoy the benefit of the idea but not the cost of the implementation.
@PeterSchiff Blame Congress. Once again they have forfeited their power (1962, 1974, 1977) and now Presidents can raise taxes (tariffs) as they please. These acts need to go to the Supreme Court.
@5060fit@Radir_Annoor Squat and max intent sprint work get you faster. They go hand in hand. Each by themselves perhaps marginal improvement of speed. I’ve seen strong people
Who aren’t fast - lack technique and neural efficiency. Once maturity sets in, I’ve never seen a weak person who is fast.
@dlacalle_IA@JeanGreige Current communist/authoritarians/socialist don’t even argue that Marx was right. Economically speaking that ship has sailed. Their arguments have evolved to global warming and DEI. 1954 is calling it wants its argument back.