"Well, Nobel-prize winners and millions of economists around the world disagree with you, but I'm sure that your personal opinion trumps all of that." Very few

"Well, Nobel-prize winners and millions of economists around the world disagree with you, but I'm sure that your personal opinion trumps all of that." Very few economists would classify what they do as a science, like biology or chemistry. And no, I didn't mix anything up. I disagreed with you on your point. But because you can't back up your point, you have to resort to petty retorts. The fact of the matter is, what most economists have traditionally believed regarding wage growth and tightening labor markets has been turned on its head, due to many companies complaining about labor shortages yet there not being any real gains in wages.