• Economics
are called the “Dismal Science”.
• It’s
called that way because of how much Pessimistic & wrong Economists
are with their analyses & predictions..
• Another
-& more optimistic- way to look at it is that Economists are Alarmists,
and that Alarmism is important to their work to warn us about the
potential dangers we might be facing in future.
Thus
such alarmism ends up giving to the Economist’s ideas more exposure, thus more
mobilization, thus more odds of prevention of what the Economists were warning
about, hence why people think they are always wrong while in fact they were the
reason behind the bad thing not happening to begin with..
• It’s
the opposite of a self-fulfilling prophecy..
it’s
more like a time traveler going to the past to fix a future issue; or a Retrocausal
agent who’s the victim of a Reverse Causality; i.e. linking correlation to
causation: which you can only do through The Interventionist Theory of
Causation, which ironically could be used to know if the Economists do
indeed prevent future disasters (via avoiding their advices, and even drive
them to extinction via prohibit the field after their prediction; which may not
be evident as people’s fear will grow with each event happening similar to what
they talked about )..
• It’s
not that an Economist is Pessimist & wrong, it’s rather that he is Realist
& Anticipationist .. kind of how Preventive Medicine works.
• In
laymen’s terms: an Economist can’t go to the future to know issues that’ll
exist as a result of present actions then comeback to fix them; thus he does
the next best thing he can do, which is to explore all possible future bad
actions & actors, then yap people’s ears off about them to try prevent
them..
• If you
are a white hat hacker that’ve found a possible exploit in a system, would you
leave it there until something bad happens or about to happen? Or report it
right away to prevent any bad act(or)ion usage?
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