Macroeconomists' reliance on empiricism is why they shouldn't be taken seriously. They aren't real thinkers, they're statisticians that think removing the symptom solves the cause.
Why would government employ someone who says they shouldn't do stuff they want to do? The government has perverse incentives when it comes to hiring "experts"
The truth is, that through most of history the class of intellectuals were only employed by the state, meaning that our entire body of science has been systemically biased towards the outcomes the political elites want.
Want proof? How many economists are employed in government that thoroughly believe that government action causes more problems than it solves? There are numerous economists that believe this, but not a single one of them have a government job.
College was sold as a place of intellectual rigor and thought. It is just high school pt. 2, just continue to memorize this useless junk, answer these multiple choice questions. College does nothing that an extra 4 year high school couldn't do.
In a day and age where it is easier than ever to become self-educated, it becomes increasingly difficult to get a job without a useless college degree.
This is one of the most San Francisco headlines I've ever seen
Legal weed that is so heavily taxed people still choose to buy from the city's many drug dealers
@LenWitte@mattgaetz @RepMattGaetz We know Nat. Imm. is better than the shot based on Infection rates for those who already had it vs those with just the shot. Based on your reasoning, when can we stop getting boosters, or should we get them every 6 months forever (Isreal already approved 4th shot)?
In 2018 Republicans attempted to Pass a resolution condemning Anti-Semitism, in response to your statements. Pelosi ran cover for you, amending the resolution to cover everything, to save you from the callout.
Rep. @Ilhan Omar: "McCarthy is a liar and a coward. He doesn't have the ability to condemn the kind of bigoted islamophobia and anti-Muslim rhetoric that are being trafficked by a member of his conference."
Sen. Chris Murphy: "We have the votes in the House and the Senate for universal background checks bill. [...] It's the rules of the Senate that prevent us from passing it. [...] If we don't change the rules of the Senate, then we're ultimately gonna need 60 votes."
@MarkLevineNYC You need to deprive 5 year olds of the interactions they need to Properly develop? You want kids with mental Illness. You are harming kids
Executive branch officials—whether federal, state, or local—are not legislators. They can’t make laws. When they act as dictators, do not obey. Stand up for constitutional government, representative democracy, divided powers, and checks and balances.