I just stumbled upon your blog when I did a Google search for a John Taylor gotto t-shirt. You never know.
I've just skimmed some of your articles. Really enjoyable and fascinating topics. Reading this Thomas Sowell article feels like going back in time and watching someone predict the future.
I keep coming across answers that make me laugh out loud. He's so creatively to the point. Brilliant, brilliant man. Thank you for this work and the work over the last several decades.
Q: You say in the book that it's important to have a sense of humor when you're trying to learn about economic policies. What do you mean by that?
A: Well, so many of the policies are so badly mistaken. They not only don't solve the problem, they usually make the problem far worse than to begin with. So you can get quite angry just studying economic policies, even more so than economic theory. 🤣
Q: Do you have any wisdom to share with us about what the politicians should or shouldn’t be doing about our current economic troubles?
A: Well, they’re two fundamentally different questions. The first is, "Is there something that the government could do that might make things better?" The second is, "Is there anything the government is likely to do that will make things better?" The second question is much easier to answer: The answer is “No.” 🤣🤣
I just stumbled upon your blog when I did a Google search for a John Taylor gotto t-shirt. You never know.
I've just skimmed some of your articles. Really enjoyable and fascinating topics. Reading this Thomas Sowell article feels like going back in time and watching someone predict the future.
I keep coming across answers that make me laugh out loud. He's so creatively to the point. Brilliant, brilliant man. Thank you for this work and the work over the last several decades.
Q: You say in the book that it's important to have a sense of humor when you're trying to learn about economic policies. What do you mean by that?
A: Well, so many of the policies are so badly mistaken. They not only don't solve the problem, they usually make the problem far worse than to begin with. So you can get quite angry just studying economic policies, even more so than economic theory. 🤣
Q: Do you have any wisdom to share with us about what the politicians should or shouldn’t be doing about our current economic troubles?
A: Well, they’re two fundamentally different questions. The first is, "Is there something that the government could do that might make things better?" The second is, "Is there anything the government is likely to do that will make things better?" The second question is much easier to answer: The answer is “No.” 🤣🤣