Steve Keen is another fascinating example. He has a whole episode on Lex Fridman where he basically lays out the follies of neoclassical economics, lays out how

Steve Keen is another fascinating example. He has a whole episode on Lex Fridman where he basically lays out the follies of neoclassical economics, lays out how banks print money and that's not being accounted for, his system thinking for the whole thing. It was the first time I followed an economist from 0 to 100 and it all made sense. Yet he's considered an outlier, but he is also considered to be one of the few people who correctly predicted the 2008 crash.