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Then funny part “stronger US economy” has stock crash not related in any way to events in Ukraine or Middle East. It crashed because finance guys had scheme bor
by ozim 2y ago
Then funny part “stronger US economy” has stock crash not related in any way to events in Ukraine or Middle East. It crashed because finance guys had scheme borrowing Japanese currency and buying stocks with it.
So it is always that you might have illusion of knowing what is going on.
I love talking heads “experts” making assumptions but it is just talking and real stuff is always deeper.
So I rather people voting on their core values whatever those are than “perceived wisdom they are so informed”.
- intended 2y agoI mean, there isnt any illusion, because the stock market != economy. The statement was about economies. Secondly - that was an incredibly short paragraph, so talking about illusions, and depth is *really* assuming a lot from under 250 words. Plus your addition of current events, only underscored the point of needing to be aware of the news. So... thanks? > So I rather people voting on their core values whatever those are than “perceived wisdom they are so informed”. I think this assertion was not supported (and potentially undermined) by your supporting anecdotes. Edit: if anything, your sharing more News to .. argue (?) against the position, supports the point that aware of current affairs is needed.
- ozim 2y agoHey we are discussing things so I am not about scoring points here ;) I might write in confrontational tone and I like to write opposing view just for discussion sake. I do agree market != economy. I think “perceived wisdom they are so informed” is still quite a good statement.
- intended 2y agoAh, thanks for highlighting that. Tone can be quite a painn