Michael Snoyman: Kabbalah and Economics
In my last post, I compared Kabbalah to Haskell. It's only fitting that my next post compares Kabbalah to another topic I blog about frequently: economics. Heads up in advance that this post will be very revealing about my political/economic compass. It's all about want One of the first things you learn in economics is about wants. Human beings want things. Those things are scarce. Economics analyzes how these scarce things—food, water, cell phones, land, and more—are allocated, based on people's wants and preferences. You would think that Jewish mysticism would have nothing to do with that…
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