Sorry, but I m not paid attention... not much. So, Economics must be reelaborated, after some of my texts. I start from homo oeconomicus not being the only anthropoidal model pertinent, then from another entry point in thermodynamics, biology, we pass to show how and why we have homo non oeconomicus, which does not mean wasteful (it is), prefers LESS TO MORE. Oh, and we DO need also a theory of psychosis, to complete a theory of rationality, and it s also there. Funny thing is I think models and i do get approaches to NN and Boltzmann machines, so that be a reexpression. For macro I propose mil spending bongs to X, not G, for an open system with better fit. An unification of macro and micro via welfare theory? Luxury as a catastrophe, already estimated by someone... #Money as a superfluid? ðY± Underdevelopment explained as a function of envy, prefer less in others than more, with a financial viewpoint where theft has trascendebtal consequences. Sturdy goods theory also: production will cease. Macro may also be replaced by a Sustenance function. Home for All should also become classical, positive supply shock in housing if we behold the paretos. And more ideas and models and propositions! What this title tells me is maybe another matter, that of whether economists affect the way the economy works, from theory, like triggering inflation just by exposing the dogma, ditto: more #money, higher prices. And a long etc. That s a highly mathematical theme, though we all can see that from inequality to equity, there s an unacknowledged lineal weighted combination no one cared about, because equality says ALL IDENTICAL, which is not true. ðY Not economics, but Process vs Algorithm, is pertinent: those who can take their own termination in their hands, and those forced to follow their algorithm until they reach it or enter an empty loop, or reach their termination naturally... DJB/djb