Now, that's not to say a crash is imminent — experts disagree on the Q-value's reliability.
Economics is a weird and wonderful science.
Always looking backwards, always telling us *why* something happened, never making future predictions.
In the days since Adam Smith penned his first thoughts on economics, engineers have taken us to the moon, physicists have split the atom, doctors invented antibiotics, philosophers invented human rights, chemists invented plastics, farmers quadrupled the per-acre food yield, programmers invented the internet, and much *much* more.
And economists, always backwards looking, now think that the Q-value might explain past crashes.
What a world we live in!
Now, that's not to say a crash is imminent — experts disagree on the Q-value's reliability.
Economics is a weird and wonderful science.
Always looking backwards, always telling us *why* something happened, never making future predictions.
In the days since Adam Smith penned his first thoughts on economics, engineers have taken us to the moon, physicists have split the atom, doctors invented antibiotics, philosophers invented human rights, chemists invented plastics, farmers quadrupled the per-acre food yield, programmers invented the internet, and much *much* more.
And economists, always backwards looking, now think that the Q-value might explain past crashes.
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Now, that's not to say a crash is imminent — experts disagree on the Q-value's reliability.
Economics is a weird and wonderful science.
Always looking backwards, always telling us *why* something happened, never making future predictions.
In the days since Adam Smith penned his first thoughts on economics, engineers have taken us to the moon, physicists have split the atom, doctors invented antibiotics, philosophers invented human rights, chemists invented plastics, farmers quadrupled the per-acre food yield, programmers invented the internet, and much *much* more.
And economists, always backwards looking, now think that the Q-value might explain past crashes.
What a world we live in!
Now, that's not to say a crash is imminent — experts disagree on the Q-value's reliability.
Economics is a weird and wonderful science.
Always looking backwards, always telling us *why* something happened, never making future predictions.
In the days since Adam Smith penned his first thoughts on economics, engineers have taken us to the moon, physicists have split the atom, doctors invented antibiotics, philosophers invented human rights, chemists invented plastics, farmers quadrupled the per-acre food yield, programmers invented the internet, and much *much* more.
And economists, always backwards looking, now think that the Q-value might explain past crashes.
What a world we live in!
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