Post 9l8FSRznILdd3lK0ie by NuclearTess@efdn.club
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 (DIR) Post #9l8FSRznILdd3lK0ie by NuclearTess@efdn.club
       2019-07-23T05:51:36Z
       
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       love how economics has all these theories and obvious principles that tell you when one thing happens something else will happen as a result, but they all fail to take into account the human aspect of it that we dont always follow direct logic so that breaks quite a few economic rules
       
 (DIR) Post #9l8GCEVpl1YaYy8ffk by march@marchgenso.me
       2019-07-23T06:00:22.625192Z
       
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       @NuclearTess Economics has reconciled "irrational" behavior many years ago. Even the basic models that rely on our classic idea of rational human (ex. demand curve) don't "break".https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rational_irrationality