Physicist too famous to be forced into an institution (like Nash) points out that a flaw in economic theory known for 303 years is simple to rectify and quantifies how wealth inequality changes

Physicist too famous to be forced into an institution (like Nash) points out that a flaw in economic theory known for 303 years is simple to rectify and quantifies how wealth inequality changes (phys.org)

submitted 9.2 years ago by SarMegahhikkitha

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k_digi 9.2 years ago

Did he also mention that you are a 'prisoner' here in a 'time matrix' and you will never leave this colony unless under meeting certain conditional circumstances...also all your systems are a construct to keep you in the 'play pen' prized among them is that 'money system' which was ingeniously designed by various non human scientists.

also you will never 'explore space' or leave this planet/colony (unless under those conditional circumstances aforementioned)

look for it in the small print!

'learn you are on a prison colony with one weird trick!'

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scvoon 9.2 years ago

I can't tell if you're being facetious...

But if you are serious, what are the "certain conditional circumstances" that we must meet?

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