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> I’m impressed by your post’s combination of cynicism I'm impressed by your naivety. Where's the cynicism? I've worked on wall street/finance and I've read fi
by cityhomesteader 8y ago
> I’m impressed by your post’s combination of cynicism
I'm impressed by your naivety. Where's the cynicism? I've worked on wall street/finance and I've read finance publications for decades. It's not cynicism, it's experience.
> conspiracy-theory-type reasoning
What's the conspiracy?
> compounded by the agency fallacy.
I'd advise you to give Logic 101 another try. Also look up ad hominem while at it.
- 18pfsmt 8y ago>>Simply put, when the big players want there to be a recession, there will be a recession. >What's the conspiracy? According to your first comment, the "big players" are conspiring to cause recessions when they see fit.
- jessaustin 8y agoA more charitable reading would have recessions as inevitable (which, in fact, they are) with only the timing of them controlled by "big players".
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