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>Otherwise we're just back in a labor economy again where money can't flow where irrational people deem they need to place it.

I find it interesting how in economics, analysis is based on rational actors, but whenever something goes wrong or doesn't agree, it's irrationality's fault.

Maybe there is a rationality to perceived irrationality that simply doesn't agree with the sensibilities of the claimer of other's initial irrationality?