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There Is Something In People; You Might Even Call It A Little Bit Of A Gambling Instinct… I Tell People Investing Should Be Dull. It Shouldn't Be Exciting. Investing Should Be More Like Watching Paint Dry Or Watching Grass Grow. If You Want Excitement, Take $800 And Go To Las Vegas.

You Could Be Disqualified For A Job [at Harvard] If You Were Either Smart Or Jewish Or Keynesian. So What Chance Did This Smart, Jewish, Keynesian Have?

Kelsoism Is Not Accepted By Modern Scientific Economics As A Valid And Fruitful Analysis Of The Distribution Of Income But Rather It Is Regarded As An Amateurish And Cranky Fad.

The Failure Of Market Catallactics In No Way Denies The Following Truth: Given Sufficient Knowledge The Optimal Decisions Can Always Be Found By Scanning Over All The Attainable States Of The World And Selecting The One Which According To The Postulated Ethical Welfare Function Is Best. The Solution 'exists'; The Problem Is How To 'find' It.

Mea Culpa, Mea Culpa. Mit And Wharton And University Of Chicago Created The Financial Engineering Instruments, Which, Like Samson And Delilah, Blinded Every Ceo. They Didn't Realize The Kind Of Leverage They Were Doing And They Didn't Understand When They Were Really Creating A Real Profit Or A Fictitious One.