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@FantasticalEconomics @phil_stevens @GeofCox @504DR @lienrag @gerrymcgovern

It seems important to split out the "good parts" of economics. In this respect I find the anti-math streak a bit silly. Its not mathematical economics that is the problem, it is how it is used to effectively justify what is desired: "if I imagine so-and-so agents then this 'behavior' is optimal".

E.g. econometrics is closer to being useful but even there are incredible biases about *what* is being measured