I keep thinking about this quote.
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I keep thinking about this quote.
> Paul Krugman. "The alarmists have been right, and the people telling us to calm down have been wrong, every step of the way."
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I keep thinking about this quote.
> Paul Krugman. "The alarmists have been right, and the people telling us to calm down have been wrong, every step of the way."
@jackwilliambell everyone misses a few things. In before times Twitter, Paul was bringing out obscure charts while scratching his head to try to explain what many laypeople (including me) could see was simply greedflation. To his credit he didn't double down on his charts when greed was suggested.
I've also missed stuff: I sincerely thought Twitter would be irrelevant in the world by the end of 2023. Would be a better world if it had happened, I think. Maybe France will bring it down?
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I keep thinking about this quote.
> Paul Krugman. "The alarmists have been right, and the people telling us to calm down have been wrong, every step of the way."
@jackwilliambell the people telling us to calm down are the oppo or know they won't get hurt
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@jackwilliambell the people telling us to calm down are the oppo or know they won't get hurt
Oh, do I believe some of them were simply trying to normalize and cling to erstwhile certainties. But, please notice the use of past tense in that sentence.
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I keep thinking about this quote.
> Paul Krugman. "The alarmists have been right, and the people telling us to calm down have been wrong, every step of the way."
@jackwilliambell @Binder This is absolutely, positibely, 100% true. All the way from the evening of 11/08/2016 until this moment. Only vindication feels very much like a hollow, or maybe pyrrhic, victory.
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