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To: amadeus who wrote (58120)	6/16/2002 2:12:55 PM
From: X Y Zebra	Respond to of 208838

It could be interesting and entertaining, however, time being at a premium a little difficult as it could get highly philosophical. I have always contended that economists do not take the human aspect, (i.e. psychological reactions), as part of a complicated decision making process that affect both, market movements and fundamentals that in turn affect markets overall... while, they have told me that contrary to such impression, they actually do take it into account and proceed to tell me about very complicated theories and even formulas to prove it... At such stage, I have a safety switch built in my own system that when faced with excessive bs, my mind switches off and disengages automatically ... -gg Arguing with an economist reminds me of that scene in the movie where Indiana Jones encounters this expert in the art of sword wielding, who shows him in a very menacing manner how good he is with the sword, suggesting that Indiana is about to get cut in pieces... Indiana then proceeds to take his gun out and shoots the sword man dead cold -lol [oc course, in this scene, the sword man is the economist -LOL]