/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12369054

what gets me is how people have such strong, unwavering opinions on economic theory despite knowing literally nothing on economics. Imagine if someone had a very strong opinion on the proper interpretation of Physics, but had never learned what a vector was. Just the sheer ignorance and resoluteness of these morons.

>yeah I'm into the many world interpretations. it appeals to me
>Uhh I'm sorry I've never heard of this "eigenvalue". What is that?

Whenever I talk to people about economics, i always ask them - "have you ever read any book on economics?" If they haven't, I know I can instantly disregard their opinion and move on. It would be like listening to someone's opinion on movies who was born blind

>>3531627

>Go over to help my friend move
>he pays me in pizza
>Technically this is a taxable event

>posting on reddit
>Posting on /r/bitshill
>Getting butthurt then coming here to complain