> their appeal does not come from intellectual curiosity
Unless you're interested in human behavior and see finance as part of a natural process. From a biology perspective there's an obvious line of thinking around resource sequestration you can't really discuss in public, so I'm always interested in seeing the shape its eventual expression takes.
The articles are also rage bait and I agree with the moderation fwiw. We aren't really here to square this particular circle.
Unless you're interested in human behavior and see finance as part of a natural process. From a biology perspective there's an obvious line of thinking around resource sequestration you can't really discuss in public, so I'm always interested in seeing the shape its eventual expression takes.
The articles are also rage bait and I agree with the moderation fwiw. We aren't really here to square this particular circle.