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He's brilliant, and he explains complex concepts really well. I can't fault him for being a bit "over-neutral", for lack of a better way to put it. It's how ec
by o_class_star 6y ago
He's brilliant, and he explains complex concepts really well.
I can't fault him for being a bit "over-neutral", for lack of a better way to put it. It's how economists are trained to express themselves and, more importantly, I don't think he'd ever get a fawning piece written about him by the fNYT if he took the approach of, say, a certain other gifted writer whose name cannot be spoken here.
- ayewo 6y agoNow I’m dead curious as to who you are referring to: “I don't think he'd ever get a fawning piece written about him by the fNYT if he took the approach of, say, a certain other gifted writer whose name cannot be spoken here.“ You are already using a throwaway, so mind revealing?