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George Soros on the Theory of Reflexivity

Author: Mac Slavo
- January 12th, 2009
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George Soros at MIT discusses, among other things, the theory of reflexivity and how it applies not only to economic principles, but to the world as a whole.

Author: Mac Slavo
Date: January 12th, 2009
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  1. Jim Rogers - CNN Asia Talk - January 12, 2009
    January 12th, 2009 at 11:15 pm

    [...] If you’ve never listened to Jim Rogers, I strongly urge you to spend 7 minutes today. Mr. Roger’s theories of the ‘puzzle’ are insightful and displays his understanding of the complex nature of how our society interacts and how those interactions are unpredictable and everchanging. Not surprisingly, Mr. Rogers seems to subscribe to the theory of reflexivity recently published by George Soros. [...]

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