"I became deeply attracted to theory of choice and economic growth, subjects that dealt with the core nature of rationals, decisions and ultimately all welfare systems; a life spent studying these topics would be a life devoted to the transcendental. Like many of my economics friends, I began to develop an almost religious passion for economic theory. But beneath my passion was
an even greater desire for fame and immortality. I dreamed of being another Keynes. I wanted to spend my life focusing on the discovery of truths that would live forever. Sometimes, I felt arrogantly superior to people who were headed for more mundane professions."
I know at least one of us could be authoring (this). Hassan. Bob. Moaiz. Bilal. Lala. Hadi. Shahbano. Mehr.
Only time will tell who gets to it first.
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