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and if you'll notice, i haven't taken a position - just making fun of yours. You said "folk" - you definately have dreads.
Step away from your textbook for a bit.
"the religious adherence to neoclassical economic theory and think, just for a minute, that the problem with that approach might--just might--be in how the variables are defined (for example)"
I'm no economist toker, but it's clear if you had any desire to make a point and not just win an argument you wouldn't resort to some neoclassical variables in religious economic thought schtick that your akademics taught you last week. No one's impressed.
I love tilted politics.
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