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"never assume bad intentions when assuming stupidity is enough" You were originally implying stupidity but now it is bad intentions. I don't disagree with you
by SixSigma 11y ago
"never assume bad intentions when assuming stupidity is enough"
You were originally implying stupidity but now it is bad intentions.
I don't disagree with your analysis beyond that
- meric 11y agoHmm, yeah, I'm contradicting myself there. The papers are produced by individuals within the Federal Reserve, so I know there are individuals in the organisation who is aware, but the way the Federal Reserve acts and the public statements it makes, as group it looks like it isn't aware. Maybe it's kind of like how a PR person working in the cigarette industry thinks smoking is horrible to people's health, but hangs his or her morals at the door when he or she arrives at work.