Nowhere did you mention energy.
I guess I am not surprised, most economists never consider it either. Yet if you miss it, then you have no chance of unerstanding what is actually happening, driven by nature.
Also I guess you must be a Warren Buffet admirer, since you used him as an example of "Good".
Did you know he has effectively gone on strike before?
It was when the market was flooded with folk trading with free money. They weren't trading for profit, only to rescue bankrupt companies who's products they wished to save. You might remember when oil prices went negative, and the environment showed the only ever spike of positive recovery, and the dollar was going up in value, even though it was being issued at the rate of trillions per month.
Buffet claimed something had gone wrong with money, and exited the markets in protest.
Economists couldn't explain it either because they don't know much about energy.
But if we know about energy then it makes perfect sense.
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