And on the eighth day God created the laws of economics, and said unto humanity: "let not the poor try to improve their lives, all shall live and die by these sacred formulas, which are eternal and perfect."
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Future archaeologists will be fascinated by our religion of economics, the motif of abstract lines crossing a left-oriented axis, vast and extraordinary temples in the hearts of our cities and the conviction that an invisible hand was guiding the destiny of the world.
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And on the ninth day, God created the shallow critics of economics, that repeat the same boring song for 200 years, completely oblivious towards the advancement of economics as a science that constantly questions its strongest basic hypothesis.
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Btw: Nowadays, the only ones with “laws of economics” are the old marxists (not the neomarxists nor the analytical marxists), treating dialetics and historical materialism with dogmatic deference as if it were the gospel. Also, austrians, but nobody cares about them.
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“Blessed are the middle class, for they shall see God. Blessed are the trust-funded, for they shall inherit the earth.”
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“And lo, let all economies be beholden to a single relationship: supply and demand. All will learn all they need to in undergraduate Econ 101. And it was good.”
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cc: @shaamikebab @chickchillidry
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Sounds legit
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As a person with a degree in Econ, I'm happy to criticize it. Unlike EC is with Marxism/Communism and other views.
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