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Everywhere You Turn You See Americans Sacrifice Their Long-term Interests For A Short-term Reward.

You Could Argue The Banks Are Much Better Capitalised Than They Were Going Into The Crisis, And Everyone's In A Much More Vigilant State Because They Still Remember The Crisis.

In Bakersfield, California, A Mexican Strawberry Picker With An Income Of $14,000 And No English Was Lent Every Penny He Needed To Buy A House For $724,000.

People Were Paid Lots Of Money To Make Stupid Decisions, People In Big Banks, And When People Are Paid To Be Stupid They'll Be Stupid. The Question Was, Did They Know They Were Being Stupid Or Were They Just Stupid? I Think You Need To Take It On A Case By Case Basis. There Was Some Sinister Activity, But I Think By And By It Was People Being Incentivised To Do The Wrong Thing.

It's Such A Pain In The Ass To Write A Book, I Can't Imagine Writing One If I'm Not Interested In The Subject.