- 31 Mar 2019 14:56
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Tucker here is taking the Keynesian's corner with Shapiro taking Smith's corner. Generally I lean towards Smith but Tucker here makes a pretty good case for a Keynesian approach which makes me more sympathetic, if not actually swayed, to a Keynesian approach over a Smithian. The context of course is the next great economic wave which is already upon us with the emergence of ubiquitous and non-human intelligences competitive with humans, AI as it is called.
The solution to 1984 is 1973!
Tucker here is taking the Keynesian's corner with Shapiro taking Smith's corner. Generally I lean towards Smith but Tucker here makes a pretty good case for a Keynesian approach which makes me more sympathetic, if not actually swayed, to a Keynesian approach over a Smithian. The context of course is the next great economic wave which is already upon us with the emergence of ubiquitous and non-human intelligences competitive with humans, AI as it is called.
The solution to 1984 is 1973!