Doom in the "real" economy

[AtW]

Well "mad" is a little undefined. But if OS post is accurate, he wasn't quite all there was he? Bit like you.

Two main things about Rasputin were: lots of drinking (more than usual in Russia) and shagging lots of women in the high society. Another one was that he used this influence to change Govt policy in exchange for bribes that he received from finance people like you. Later when the revolution came about those finance people were shot...

[sasguru]

What makes you think you know it better than me?

Because you claim to have studied economics and clearly don't know the first thing about it?

[AtW]

clearly don't know the first thing about it?

And you do?

[sasguru]

And you do?

No, but unlike you I look to epistemology to understand what is really knowable rather than regurgitating half-digested snippets

[AtW]

No, but unlike you I look to epistemology to understand what is really knowable rather than regurgitating half-difested snippets

And that's why you used Rasputin "snippet" using factually incorrect qualification that he was mad? It did not suprise me for you to be wrong - what suprised me is that you walked right into it without

Maybe you should have read through list of my Uni subjects better, he is repost just for you:

Subject                                   Hours of lectures     Grade
1.	History of Russia		70		 Excellent
2.	History of money		36		Pass
3.	History of religions		36		Pass
4.	History of economics		72		Pass
5.	History of finance		36		Pass

Note: Pass grade refers to subjects that only had FAIL/PASS criteria.

[snaw]

And that's why you used Rasputin "snippet" using factually incorrect qualification that he was mad? It did not suprise me for you to be wrong - what suprised me is that you walked right into it without

Maybe you should have read through list of my Uni subjects better, he is repost just for you:

Subject                                   Hours of lectures     Grade
1.	History of Russia		70		 Excellent
2.	History of money		36		Pass
3.	History of religions		36		Pass
4.	History of economics		72		Pass
5.	History of finance		36		Pass

Note: Pass grade refers to subjects that only had FAIL/PASS criteria.

So a pass - is that like a Desmond?

[sasguru]

And that's why you used Rasputin "snippet" using factually incorrect qualification that he was mad? It did not suprise me for you to be wrong - what suprised me is that you walked right into it without

Maybe you should have read through list of my Uni subjects better, he is repost just for you:

Subject                                   Hours of lectures     Grade
1.	History of Russia		70		 Excellent
2.	History of money		36		Pass
3.	History of religions		36		Pass
4.	History of economics		72		Pass
5.	History of finance		36		Pass

Note: Pass grade refers to subjects that only had FAIL/PASS criteria.

You totally miss the epistemology point don't you?

36 hours of History of Economics cobbled together after the wall fell?
Probably O-level standard if that.

[AtW]

So a pass - is that like a Desmond?

In Russian Uni system they had (and still do I think) 2 types of modules with different grades - FAIL/PASS is simplistic one and other subjects had more A/B/C/D (fail) kind of grading, those had exams usually.

[snaw]

And that's why you used Rasputin "snippet" using factually incorrect qualification that he was mad? It did not suprise me for you to be wrong - what suprised me is that you walked right into it without

Maybe you should have read through list of my Uni subjects better, he is repost just for you:

Subject                                   Hours of lectures     Grade
1.	History of Russia		70		 Excellent
2.	History of money		36		Pass
3.	History of religions		36		Pass
4.	History of economics		72		Pass
5.	History of finance		36		Pass

Note: Pass grade refers to subjects that only had FAIL/PASS criteria.

Just answered my question. Hey - I passed some accounting modules at uni, as well as psychology module and various other bits and pieces I've never used since. Does that make me a chartered accountant/psychologist expert?

Who'd a thunk it.

[AtW]

36 hours of History of Economics cobbled together after the wall fell? Probably O-level standard if that.

It's possible it was O-level standard when it came to economics, maybe A-level, not sure I don't have reference point for comparison so I can't responsibly make a conclusion one way or another. That clearly is a not a problem for you