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Friedrich the Great - One of the greatest economists/thinkers you've barely heard of
QuoteOriginally posted by: mikebell*yawn* you have 2210 posts on this forum and yet there's not even a single post of yours that has any substance. I always like to learn from reading someone's posts. All you do is post senseless vitriol. Did mommy and daddy not love you when you were a little boy? You're full of hate and jealousy. That's not bizarre but sad.you obviously know nothing about finance. Johnny has contributed significantly to this forum. who gives a flying fuck if he understands your simple views.
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Friedrich the Great - One of the greatest economists/thinkers you've barely heard of
QuoteOriginally posted by: Mikebell*yawn* you have 2210 posts on this forum and yet there's not even a single post of yours that has any substance. I always like to learn from reading someone's posts. All you do is post senseless vitriol. Did mommy and daddy not love you when you were a little boy? You're full of hate and jealousy. That's not bizarre but sad. No Shit Sherlock!
Friedrich the Great - One of the greatest economists/thinkers you've barely heard of
I was also surprized by this thread, but for a different reason. I expected to find spirited praise for Frederick II of Prussia (a.k.a. Frederick the Great). I recall Antonia Fraser's comment that among all European monarchs from medieval times to the present, he is the only one who would possibly be remembered today had he been born to non-royal circumstances (she did not count Oliver Cromwell as a monarch).
Friedrich the Great - One of the greatest economists/thinkers you've barely heard of
yeah..aaron...me too....i also expected something abouth the king of prussia..i am a big fan actually. anyways.....ended up learning about friedrich hayek...and yes, i did not know about hayek....how many of guys heard about leo kleinrock?...just trying to say that there are ppl with different backgrounds in this forum...so please be a little tolerant of others's ignorance...bickering and smugness kill the fun!QuoteOriginally posted by: AaronI was also surprized by this thread, but for a different reason. I expected to find spirited praise for Frederick II of Prussia (a.k.a. Frederick the Great). I recall Antonia Fraser's comment that among all European monarchs from medieval times to the present, he is the only one who would possibly be remembered today had he been born to non-royal circumstances (she did not count Oliver Cromwell as a monarch).