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Comment by gibbonsjon Nov 12, 2014 8:53pm
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RE:perspective

RE:perspective
What you posted was an interpretation according to an outcome you want.  It's what is called an illusion of understanding, we have the same illusion because we get our news from the same places. Read the book then let's have this discussion again. Read the book if not for the only reason that it will help you with your trading. The thing is, I've been trading for almost 30 years and considered myself very well informed but after reading Shock Doctrine I was totally shocked by just how distorted my interpretation was.  I had the advantage of living through much of the history that Naomi Klein walks you through and what I thought was right and those who I thought were good turned out not to be so. Again this is university economics curriculum reading so it’s backed up with fact not just one person’s opinion or random musings.  It gets real interesting when you read the book then watch the PBS documentary “Free To Choose”. Free to Choose is the other side of Shock Doctrine and the perfect example of how our opinions are formed, hence the illusion of understanding.

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