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19. Making Public Policy
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- čas přidán 28. 03. 2013
- MIT 15.031J Energy Decisions, Markets, and Policies, Spring 2012
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Instructor: Richard Schmalensee
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Absolutely well done and definitely keep it up!!! 👍👍👍👍👍
I have a few cards in my pocket for you. Hell.
@ Sony187ful - How beautiful if the whole world could be run just on the axis of mathematics alone! Ahaha! Mathematics is certainly the queen of all sciences & king of all arts, but the real world challenges cannot just be solved by mathematical approach alone. Human behaviour, culture, traditions, habits, beliefs, etc. cannot be led by mathematical approach. There is much less mathematics in politics too. And politics has a big say on economics too. No?
@@GrahamxReed Best of luck trying to derive proofs in the society, politics philosophy, and, the intersection of these things, governance
@@damian.gamlath I think he/she already realized it's impossible - that's actually the crux of the comment above.
Isn't that te point? Lol
Public Policy should never EVER be decided by Markets nor Politicians. It should always be decided by scientist of the field of Humanities.
Humanities is a science after all, so we need to use the scientific method to create the correct public policy.
We have the data, we have the scientists, what we don't have is people realizing the obvious.
The same way you don't ask politicians to design nor build a skyscraper, you ask Architects and Engineers the same is valid for every single area.
You should ask the experts on the area.
PS.: Economy is not a science (since what the teacher teaches affects the object that is being studied)
I can't believe I am having to say this in the year 2022
I feel like Copernicus trying to make people realize Earth is not in the center of the Universe. Or that Earth isn't flat.
Come on guys, THINK!!!
I study physics, is this how you learn in other non mathematical subjects? I bullshit alot in science but I always get caught, I could bullshit here limitlessly and never be caught, awesomesauce!!!
Its not called bullshitting, its critical thinking
Could you give us a sample of bullshitting in public policy?