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How can you decide what it is going to turn out like without doing it?
by throw123123123 6y ago
How can you decide what it is going to turn out like without doing it?
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- A4ET8a8uTh0 6y agoWell, without standing on one side or the other, humans typically do have tools to attempt to predict potential outcomes. For example, you normally would not put a fork into a socket while telling me you can't decide what to do without doing it. I am not saying analogy is applicable here, but there are some studies suggesting simply 'raising' minimum wage will not work the way some proponents argue.
- skywal_l 6y agoHumans have predicted inflation for years (decades) due to increase in money supply. So human can be wrong sometimes...
- A4ET8a8uTh0 6y agoSure. There is no denying that. I will only add that the predictions I think you are referring to never made it beyond numbers on a sheet ( bond buying and the like ). Supply increased, economy was stabilized, but money touched main street directly. Still, your main point is valid.