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It won't change anything.
Any kid can understand supply and demand. The fact that they don't is not connected to not hearing the theory, but to a desire to "live in a better world".
@LukeAlmighty @K >It won't change anything.
I think you are right on the money there, we don't have an ignorance issue, we have an indoctrination issue. By the time they are released from education, kids are in debt and convinced that the government is their loving god who will take care of them.
I think you are right on the money there, we don't have an ignorance issue, we have an indoctrination issue. By the time they are released from education, kids are in debt and convinced that the government is their loving god who will take care of them.
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@hazlin @K
I remember when I was a kid, and I was playing RollerCastle Tycoon 2, and at the age of about 8, I understood expenses, investments, buisiness loans interest etc.
Because the math was clear. If you get the context of microeconomics ONCE, you will either get it, or not. (But I don't know what is the thing, that didn't snap for others.)
@hazlin @K
Excuse me, but I'll need a drink after reading that response
@LukeAlmighty @K Well, it certainly wasn't up beat, apologies, I have committed to myself to be more up beat.
Someone posted pictures from a vet, of various cats trying to hide in the examination room. It made me laugh, so here enjoy these :D
Someone posted pictures from a vet, of various cats trying to hide in the examination room. It made me laugh, so here enjoy these :D
@hazlin @K @LukeAlmighty You are an upbeat guy and a friendly and Genuine person too
It doesn't make sense to pay twice as much for a house with a 30yr loan, it doesn't make sense to refinance after 10 years to a lower payment so you go back to paying mostly interest every month and you don't gain equity, it doesn't make sense to move to a better job after 2 years, to earn 1000$ more a month, and start a new 30yr loan, never realizing any equity in your first home.
It doesn't make sense to gamble large amounts of money in the stock-market. It doesn't make sense because the stock-market cannot create wealth for the investors, it only changes hands, with most of it going to big firms with automated trading, and into the hands of the people who own the business, and created the stock out of literally nothing and sold it to you. It doesn't make sense because the gamble is, that you are going to find someone to pay more for your piece of intrinsically valueless stock.
These are just the ones off the top of my head, you have to spend a lot of time and effort getting people to accept them. That is why people feel overwhelmed by economics, because they are made to feel stupid and dumb, when it doesn't make sense to them.