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"Mr. Mosler had essentially imposed a tax that could be paid only with his own monogrammed paper. And he was prepared to enforce it. Now the cards were worth something. Before long, the kids were scurrying around, tidying up their bedrooms, the kitchen and the yard — working to maintain the lifestyle they wanted."

Looks like a step towards a dictatorship.

It's also funny that the author starts by laughing at how people think of the economy as if it was a household, and then puts this exact example.

It’s not only that, youtube and facebook have been sensoring legit content and comments that are non related to Trump. This guy is too narsicistic to express what the real issue is, but we are having a problem with these platforms right now.

I see your point, but:

1) Most teachers aren't as awsome as you may be

2) Online tools are getting better and better

3) Web provides access to a much wider audience

4) You get the opportunity to learn from people that you couldn't in any other case.

I think we need to work hard to find the way to mix the best of both worlds in an efficient way.