Author, Economic Direct Democracy: A Framework to End Poverty and Maximize Well-Being. Founder, Principled Societies Project.
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It’s not often that a scientist gets to use the words love, creativity, and wisdom in a paper, especially when writing about economics. Perhaps that’s because economics, the dismal science, is obsessed with dismal systems — make that abysmal systems, relative to need.
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