> I loved the reference to the infamous "Summers Memo" as a concentrated
> expression/self-parody of neoclassical economics "applied" and the resultant
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> applied when they deign to descend the lofty heights of theory to actual
> implementation through actual policies with actual and measurable results.
Jim is in great form today despite, or possibly due to, his dispossession.
I'm reminded that the first time I saw films of Auschwitz and other camps,
despite, or possibly due to, my tender age a little voice in my head said
(in effect) "This is just the natural end-point of the world's prevailing
production/distribution paradigm, given enough time." Marx & Co were
still years away; it had sufficed to observe the business of my father,
and he was a highly enlightened employer.
valis
