/lit/ - Literature

>>18157150
>political pamphlets for particular heterodox schools of economic thought rather than balanced introductions to the field

agreed, like I told this guy
>>18155503
The book should really be called One Lesson In Economics, although I did learn a whole many economics principles. but the book did lend itself to harsh criticisms. Like, you read the goodreads and the low ratings it got were from people who should have read an econ textbook, but instead picked up this book. like in movies, parties, and food, it's all about expectations.

>>17550798
in fact, to continue, her best bet getting rid of what she called "subject-object theory" is just getting rid of scope, thus breaking down the divisions between your programming objects, which IMO is useless. We had scope even in the times of COBOL, for a reason

>>17550810
>Why can't she just write an article about polymorphism and transgenderism? Inheriting a wrong body with wrong functions, but able to change them or whatever
that would be way more worthy of her time, still retarded, but it already has the word "polymorphism" in it, which is as superficial as her current project.

class Tranny : Human
{

public void HaveSex(object sexPartner)
{
DoSomePostModernistThing();
throw new KillSelfException();
}

}

>>17111734
are you that faggot from yesterday's book of mormon thread?