I pointed out where your article said what I said, and you didn't refute it, and now you are linking seekingalpha (which is a completely unreliable amateur opin

I pointed out where your article said what I said, and you didn't refute it, and now you are linking seekingalpha (which is a completely unreliable amateur opinion site, but) where it again reinforces my position, they call discrepancies in rent-vs-buy prices an "incredible disequilibrium", i.e. a condition that is not stable, i.e. one that will correct completely compatible with what I said. You have gas stations sprinkled around your town: are their price variations more correlated, or uncorrelated? Stop being silly. I'm trying to educate people about a meaningful economic phenomenon that affects their pocketbook and you're trying to win a silly point on a minor technicality that's not of use to anybody. Quoting Keynes as being anti-economics is a joke. People don't buy houses because they think it's short-run cheaper, they believe it is short-run more expensive, but in the long-run cheaper. You think they are making a mistake differentiating between the short and long run, and Keynes has your back? No you don't, so just stop. Your reading comprehension of the material you are digging up is laughable.