No economist, not even a mathematical finance major thinks about a cost-benefit analysis when considering something more complicated and more chaotic (e.g. ever

No economist, not even a mathematical finance major thinks about a cost-benefit analysis when considering something more complicated and more chaotic (e.g. everything else in life) than purchasing options or other such cases. This really does nothing to talk about Economists, as [brianchu] points out, it should be more along the lines of "Dangers of Thinking Like a Politician."