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Eric Nehrlich, Unrepentant Generalist

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Constructing the self story

Posted on February 25, 2004July 12, 2016 by Eric

I was talking to a friend last night who passed along an interesting observation to me: that people actively seek out evidence to support their worldviews. I’ve always believed that our perceptions color our view of the world in a passive way; that we see what we expect to see. Where one person sees the […]

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This latest piece from @matthewstoller lays out a compelling narrative on how the financialization and monopolization of the US economy since Reagan has turned the markets into a rigged casino benefiting capital asset owners, while weakening those that actually make stuff. twitter.com/gladstein/stat…

Don’t agree with @matthewstoller on all of his conclusions but his latest piece “The Cantillon Effect and Stock Market Crashes” covers some very important ground, IMO Matt’s stuff remains a must-read:https://t.co/IGG8Id2iGZ pic.twitter.com/8W0j4igDwS

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