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  • Making stuff up is literally what I just accused you of.

    Only you have written "ITS ALL STRAIGHT LINES".

    I'd accuse you of being an LLM but no-one would train something to score this many own goals.

  • You have no academic experience. You can't even quote properly.

  • Agriculture is only 12,000 years old. I suspect there are many more possible levels.

  • never once in my economics education did they [draw straight lines].

    It seems you are the one who should have paid attention in class.

  • The opposite. Its power is inversely proportional to the belief it commands.

    The efficient market hypothesis only works if people don't believe it.

  • I've made my point.

    The example text book you pulled of the shelf written by "proper economists" has the exact same linear S/D diagram I posted at the top of this thread.

  • Hilarious.

    Check out the supply/demand Figure 4-8 on page 80

    Economists can't handle non-linear relationships.

    Prosecution rests.

  • Economists make it linear again.

  • This is from an encyclopedia. Here's another

    Did your economics training teach you to ignore data?

  • Type economics supply and demand curve into Google images for more data points than your personal experience.

  • Supply demand curves are usually drawn with straight lines.

  • And simplified until linear relationships appear.

  • I'm confused with your words. If you are boiling something you can't be roasting it.

  • With incontrovertible video evidence

  • The random reply was from the person who had their bowel perforated.

  • Selling much less in Europe since the Nazi salute