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]]> Comment on by josephit http://josephitiel.com/blog/?p=5&cpage=1#comment-352 josephit Fri, 24 Dec 2010 18:15:18 +0000 http://josephitiel.com/blog/?p=5#comment-352 Thanks for your observation. I moved my blog from Google but can't undo it there, try as I may. Joseph Thanks for your observation. I moved my blog from Google but can’t undo it there, try as I may.

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]]> Comment on A Vacation in Curacao by katalogi stron http://josephitiel.com/blog/?p=12&cpage=1#comment-185 katalogi stron Sun, 28 Nov 2010 12:45:35 +0000 http://josephitiel.com/blog/?p=12#comment-185 I'm here by accident. I started reading and I have to tell you that your site is cool. You are writing so many interesting things. I can't agree with many of them, but it's ok. I will probably visit your site more often. I would like to use your words on my own blog. Is it posiible? - Marta I’m here by accident. I started reading and I have to tell you that your site is cool. You are writing so many interesting things. I can’t agree with many of them, but it’s ok. I will probably visit your site more often. I would like to use your words on my own blog. Is it posiible? – Marta

]]> Comment on Sex Workers’ Fees in a Recession by Torquil http://josephitiel.com/blog/?p=8&cpage=1#comment-75 Torquil Wed, 02 Jun 2010 05:14:55 +0000 http://josephitiel.com/blog/?p=8#comment-75 Sex workers are wise to disregard the putative "laws" of economics. Had you asked a random selection of economists three years ago whether the economy was soon going to experience a recovery, they would have taken this as a matter of course - in fact a majority of them did do this, and many *still* do. Had you asked them whether the EU would be on the skids by this time due to massive default by some of its members, they'd never have predicted what has in fact come to pass - as indeed they did not. Yet all the professors of economics in all the universities in America and Europe have not lost their jobs because of this failure to accurately forecast what has happened. In short, the so-called science of economics has no predictive power whatsoever - an essential quality in a science, one would think. Its purpose is solely to justify whatever happen to be the current fiscal practices. Therefore it should be ignored. Entrepreneurs who make up their own economic rules as they go along are to be applauded, and their services retained. I realize this may sometimes present a problem to clients, but in the last analysis, as a wise man once said, "Reality is what you can get away with." (Actually I fancy he probably said it on several occasions. I know I would, if I'd thought of it.) Sex workers are wise to disregard the putative “laws” of economics.

Had you asked a random selection of economists three years ago whether the economy was soon going to experience a recovery, they would have taken this as a matter of course – in fact a majority of them did do this, and many *still* do. Had you asked them whether the EU would be on the skids by this time due to massive default by some of its members, they’d never have predicted what has in fact come to pass – as indeed they did not. Yet all the professors of economics in all the universities in America and Europe have not lost their jobs because of this failure to accurately forecast what has happened. In short, the so-called science of economics has no predictive power whatsoever – an essential quality in a science, one would think. Its purpose is solely to justify whatever happen to be the current fiscal practices. Therefore it should be ignored. Entrepreneurs who make up their own economic rules as they go along are to be applauded, and their services retained.

I realize this may sometimes present a problem to clients, but in the last analysis, as a wise man once said, “Reality is what you can get away with.”

(Actually I fancy he probably said it on several occasions. I know I would, if I’d thought of it.)

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