John Kenneth Galbraith Quote

Waffler, nature's fiscal law narrowed to economics is lived almost unthinkingly every day and beyond that, can be discovered through simple trial and error. Pure economics can be explained most rudimentary as a science dealing with the consumption, distribution, production and relationship of/with goods and services. When expanding economics beyond the science of an elemental scope, an apparition of smoke and mirrors is revealed through complex philosophies, propositions and theories. The branch of economics that expresses economic theory in mathematical terms and that seeks to philosophically rationalize through statistical methods is a complexity ripe for illicit maneuvering.

The study of money within the broader scope of economics falls within complex propositional theory. By example; debt notes exchange as though they were representations of tangible wealth. The lawful or scientific explanation (definition) of the hows, whys, etc. or, a third party system that attempts to make order of such (accounting, government’s implementation of legal positivism’s securities, etc.) falls prey to complexity, especially when a philosophy of money is introduced so as to disguise, evade and hide truth. The IRS, SEC, Keynesian economics, Federal Reserve and other anti-nature's fiscal law economics prove this out. Waffler, it is well understood that because you make a living off the illicit philosophy of smoke and mirrors you will always hide behind anti-truth word salad.