I watched this "censored" TED talk quite a few years back and admired the man for finally making sense.
I've always felt that the "problem" with conventional economists and financial theorists is that none were forced to take extensive coursework in psychology in order to get their lofty degrees. They understand "theory" but not the basics of human motivation; in particular how a greed addiction works.
I watched this "censored" TED talk quite a few years back and admired the man for finally making sense.
I've always felt that the "problem" with conventional economists and financial theorists is that none were forced to take extensive coursework in psychology in order to get their lofty degrees. They understand "theory" but not the basics of human motivation; in particular how a greed addiction works.