14tJYPZuCEKYEuacTDRSHRPJapgXG51xwt (190) ·
Mass delusion is so much easier than I used to think, and scales up incredibly.
"How could so many be so wrong" means you're still deluded.
Real question is how being right is possible.
True in society and bitcoin. @24 interview made me think of this.
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1EcXZGMVxsmcY4X13PsH5hNJqafytn3EMH (15231) ·
@2956 and Daniel, @24, are both the embodiment that knowledge of value depends upon cool heads to prevail. If you discount data based on personal bias, you will restrict the degree to which that knowledge can be liberating.
1Abd9yJS6mrzMmj1Ni6kjQB9GqtyaNujrm (3375) ·
Thanks, this is a very difficult thing to convey it seems. People tend have trouble engaging with ideas that are in disagreement with the majority when really the majority has been conned by various things throughout history.
1EcXZGMVxsmcY4X13PsH5hNJqafytn3EMH (15231) ·
Both Isaac and Daniel are the embodiment that valuable knowledge relies upon cool heads to prevail.
1Abd9yJS6mrzMmj1Ni6kjQB9GqtyaNujrm (3375) ·
Differential knowledge is the best kind!
14tJYPZuCEKYEuacTDRSHRPJapgXG51xwt (190) ·
The Austrians did their best to combat it (and even Keynes in this case), but the neoclassical Efficient Market Hypothesis got burned into everyone's subconscious and its tacitly assumed all correct info is baked into common knowledge.