Ted Winslow wrote:
Ambitious men and women with large egos" usually have very weak egos.And, as James Galbraith wrote in "How Economists Got It Wrong" article that we talked about several months ago, modern economics ..."seems to be mainly about itself." Add a winner-take-all economic structure even among economists where one becomes a op. ed columnist at the New York Times, mix with the cult of celebrity, and you have the makings of an intellectual, if not a clinical definition, of narcissism.
Their "ambition" and "large egos" are in fact signs of clinical narcissism.
This blinds them to obvious facts including the fact of their own ignorance.Ted Winslow
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