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Monday, July 2, 2012
My interview on Corporate Profile dot com
Talking opportunities in new media, like this blog (hopefully).
Is that the blonde that Mike Norman had a date with about six months ago that turned into a disaster because of her Heritage Foundation / Republican views?
Honestly , I think this blog could vertical itself into a Huffington Post while still maintaining an MMT core. Many of the posts get into policy issues and politics already. One of the reasons I'm an active reader is because there is a contrast in views and active challenge to current talking head positions on economics. After engaging it for a while, you realize that it's difficult to seperate the ideology from the economics because it's so intertwined. This blog could be called " engaging your bullshit" and communicate the point effectively.
Stacy: "This blog could be called " engaging your bullshit" and communicate the point effectively."
That's the way many philosophy profs. approach Phil 101. I used to say to 18 year olds, "Now is the time to question what your parents, pastor, and president have told you and start thinking critically yourself."
Whew!.... Good thing you didn't bring up the deficit this time Mike!
ReplyDelete;) good job over there...
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Financial Models. Leave it to Mike to get in on the ground floor of financial modeling. Always working. You never know who just might be in paradigm.
ReplyDeleteThat is some serious eye candy sitting next to you , you must love your job Mike! LOL
ReplyDeleteIs that the blonde that Mike Norman had a date with about six months ago that turned into a disaster because of her Heritage Foundation / Republican views?
ReplyDeleteHonestly , I think this blog could vertical itself into a Huffington Post while still maintaining an MMT core. Many of the posts get into policy issues and politics already. One of the reasons I'm an active reader is because there is a contrast in views and active challenge to current talking head positions on economics. After engaging it for a while, you realize that it's difficult to seperate the ideology from the economics because it's so intertwined. This blog could be called " engaging your bullshit" and communicate the point effectively.
ReplyDeleteStacy: "This blog could be called " engaging your bullshit" and communicate the point effectively."
ReplyDeleteThat's the way many philosophy profs. approach Phil 101. I used to say to 18 year olds, "Now is the time to question what your parents, pastor, and president have told you and start thinking critically yourself."
Thanks for the thumbs up.