Yeah, just tainting something with motivated reasoning without utilizing it solely is absolutely a thing.
Not my fault Schrödinger didn't leave room for all the nuance of market conditions.
Not to say I agree with "hurr durr it's greed". Usually if something is inexplicably wacky and fucked up it traces back to Nth order effects of regulations, not necessarily in the same jurisdictions.
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Yeah, just tainting something with motivated reasoning without utilizing it solely is absolutely a thing.
Not my fault Schrödinger didn't leave room for all the nuance of market conditions.
Not to say I agree with "hurr durr it's greed". Usually if something is inexplicably wacky and fucked up it traces back to Nth order effects of regulations, not necessarily in the same jurisdictions.