24.8.11

History rarely repeats itself, it often rhymes

"At some point the boom became a bubble. Everyone from high-flying banks to ordinary consumer leverage themselves to the hilt, betting on the dubious yet curiously compelling belief that prices could only go up. Most economists blessed this state of affairs, counseling that the market was always right; it was best not to interfere. The handful of dissidents who warned of a coming crash found themselves mocked if not ignored."

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