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To: elmatador who wrote (39809)	10/19/2003 8:10:07 PM
From: AC Flyer	Read Replies (1) of 74559

Hi elmat: >>Could you please tell me what does a nationality of an individual has to do with economic views?<< Very little. I believe I merely pointed out the surrealistic irony of a Brazilian endlessly bashing the economic and monetary soundness of the USA. This leads me to suspect some kind of private agenda. >>Or was it the demolition -supported by many member of BBR- that "theory" of wealth transfer is baseless that made you lose control?<< There you go again with your peculiarly slanted perspective. Calling the massive wealth transfer that will take place in the US over the next 50 years a "theory" is about as logical as the bible belt Creationists in the US calling evolution a "theory." Someone posts on SI one newspaper story describing one couple's decision not to pass on an inheritance and all of a sudden a large body of actuarial research is "demolished." That's not rational, elmat. >>You already tried -in vain- to muzzle me out by alluding to my views on the world economy being due to the fact that, I dropped out high school in the third year.<< Some considerable time ago I made a reference to "high school dropouts" in a post replying to one of your posts. You subsequently told me in a PM (as I recall) that you had not finished high school. I replied by PM with an apology telling you that I had no idea that this was your situation when I made my post. I have never referred to this since and in fact don't care one way or the other. >>And I'd go even further, not only the US, Japan, Western Europe the whole Scandinavia and Canada are the countries without economic activities but a lot of capital.<< This is prima facie evidence of a tenuous connection to reality. >>But it should be told quick, or you will disappear from the BBR any time the economy shows you're wrong. But you won't disappear soon, becauee the rosy picture will last until the next presidential election.<< Not much has changed in my point of view and postings since I first posted here on BBR. The US economy has gone through a cyclical bottoming process that is clearly ending in favor of renewed growth. I think it's significant that there is only token opposition on BBR now to a more optimistic view of the immediate future. And you're right, I'm enjoying what appears to be imminent vindication.

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