"Physicists can intelligently contribute to economics"
Someone should submit a link of an example; this does not do so any more than a blog rant about the "global warming hoax" contributes to climatology.
Someone should submit a link of an example; this does not do so any more than a blog rant about the "global warming hoax" contributes to climatology.
The deficiencies in my college preparatory training were
quickly made up, and at age 19, I received a B.S. in
Physics with highest honors.
I continued my studies in physics as a graduate student
at Minnesota, but was strongly attracted to the study of
human behavior.
The only thing you've helped prove, as requested, is that there are far better stories about physicists and economics to submit here than a political essay by Albert Einstein. :)
Einstein is championing a system shown not to work. Why should I spend any more time refuting that in 2010 than I would trying to counter some old essay by an economist on the luminiferous aether?