RE My Econ 101 lecture above (more like 99 or 50 in this forum)

Motivated by a subconscious juxtaposition in my mind of the prudent financial behavior that still exists as testimony to vast majority of businesses with good value, good books, good management, but bad stocks in a “stressed” market environment (same prudence in the consumer sector) versus the “wildcatters”. Prudence and prudish share the same etymology but it’s worth noting that the vast majority of people and businesses conduct their lives in a prudent manner. Maybe we need to be reminded of this at least before falling before the alter of We are One Street, We are All at Fault. Simply not true in my opinion.

One bright light is the increasing intensity and redirection of anger against Congress for failing to address problems with long and public histories.

[PS to Programmer/Systems Architect - joke not jibe - object-oriented humor doesn't code well over the aether of digital space.]