Alex Tabarrok: >The evidence is even stronger in other fields that information per-se often does not change people's minds. . . .
>If information doesn't change people's minds - what does? You do notice, I trust, that just as there are those, including some who appear to be well-educated and otherwise civilized, but who doubt that Darwin had the whole story, there are those -- no doubt all uncouth shoeless gap-toothed mouthbreathers -- who do not think that the prevailing economic theories are "information." Michael Michael E. Etchison Texas Wholesale Power Report MLE Consulting www.mleconsulting.com 1423 Jackson Road Kerrville, TX 78028 (830) 895-4005
