AlexGheg

I was a former insider at the top levels. I've been in the same small room with multiple Nobel Prize winners. You have no idea what you're talking about.

Economics Professors are scared that their students will ask a very simple question. What are quality and convenience? It may sound simple but these two things dominate our lives, but economists don't know anything more about it than you do. Why are they scared? Asking these questions shows the fundamental problems with indifference curve theory, which is the foundation of modern economics. This information has been covered up for more than a decade, but I'm asking you to show this to every economics student that you know. --- moderator: link removed. If you choose to participate as a proper member we'll reinstate it ---

It's easy to disprove an economic theory. For example, ask the right questions. What is quality? What is convenience? Physics can openly admit that they don't understand gravity. Economists don't want anyone to know that they don't understand quality and convenience. Next, is set up a simple test and watch it fail miserably. This video, done by an economist will show you exactly how it's done. The dirty little secret of economics is out for public viewing