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Home Economicus: An Endangered Species

Home Economicus: An Endangered Species The modern world is full of myths. I’m not talking about Greek legends or medieval lore, but the shared stories and constructs underpinning our beliefs and behaviours. We need myths—they help us understand and feel in control of our world—but when they blind us to reality, they can serve as […]

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Faux News

Faux News You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time. – Abraham Lincoln It’s beginning to appear that ‘ol Abe might have been wrong. We have seen war after war after war, intervention after intervention […]

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What Is a National Nervous Breakdown?

What Is a National Nervous Breakdown? When the citizenry cease to believe the lies, the nation suffers a nervous breakdown. Last week I used the phrase National Nervous Breakdown without clarifying its meaning. (The War on Our Intuition That Something Is Fundamentally Amiss) By National Nervous Breakdown I do not mean the breakdown of civil order or the economy; I […]

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From dismal science to language of beauty – Towards a new story of economics | Degrowth 2014

From dismal science to language of beauty – Towards a new story of economics | Degrowth 2014. Humans are storytelling beings. In fact one could argue that it is impossible to make sense of the world without story. Storytelling is how we piece together facts, beliefs, feelings and history to form something of a coherent […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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