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> Then when someone says full employment, they're right unless That's odd. The burden of proof is not exclusively on one side.
by xp84 7mo ago
> Then when someone says full employment, they're right unless
That's odd. The burden of proof is not exclusively on one side.
- b112 7mo agoThe burden of proof is predicated upon a well established economic terms. You want to refute those century+ old definitions? Alter them? Then yes, you have to start the dance. And work at it. And convince the entire planet to change.