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By: Rotkapchen

Rotkapchen — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 00:30:26 +0000

Let me introduce a concept based on the phenomenal realm of economics I learned at the feet of Paul Heyne, author of The Economic Way of Thinking.

All behavior is rational. As an observer, we have to understand the ‘rationale’.

Irrational behavior is the stuff of financial economists (who don’t really understand economics, but instead, statistics), not designers.