I Think So Long As Fossil Fuels

The Growth Of The Internet Will Slow Drastically, As The Flaw In 'metcalfe's Law'–which States That The Number Of Potential Connections In A Network Is Proportional To The Square Of The Number Of Participants–becomes Apparent: Most People Have Nothing To Say To Each Other! By 2005 Or So, It Will Become Clear That The Internet's Impact On The Economy Has Been No Greater Than The Fax Machine's.

I Believe That The Only Important Structural Obstacles To World Prosperity Are The Obsolete Doctrines That Clutter The Minds Of Men.

Bad Ideas Flourish Because They Are In The Interest Of Powerful Groups.

A Snarky But Accurate Description Of Monetary Policy Over The Past Five Years Is That The Federal Reserve Successfully Replaced The Technology Bubble With A Housing Bubble

Economists Don't Usually Make Good Speculators, Because They Think Too Much.