By Rick Nason, PhD, CFA
Partner, RSD Solutions Inc. Waiting for my wife to get ready to go out this past weekend, I watched an old tape of the late comedian George Carlin. I have been a big fan of George Carlin since I was in high school. I really liked the way that he took our collective arrogance and brought it down to size. George Carlin made a career out of taking people’s opinions and actions about issues and events, and taking them one step further than most to show how illogical some of our most rational seeming ideas can be. In essence he showed the absurdity of conventional wisdom. After watching the tape, I asked myself howe as a finance professor.ame="L鄰甯翿
Partner, RSD Solutions Inc. Waiting for my wife to get ready to go out this past weekend, I watched an old tape of the late comedian George Carlin. I have been a big fan of George Carlin since I was in high school. I really liked the way that he took our collective arrogance and brought it down to size. George Carlin made a career out of taking people’s opinions and actions about issues and events, and taking them one step further than most to show how illogical some of our most rational seeming ideas can be. In essence he showed the absurdity of conventional wisdom. After watching the tape, I asked myself howe as a finance professor.ame="L鄰甯翿
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