CONCLUSION These are intellectual wars. They have to be fought strategically as well as tactically. The strategic challenge is always the same: take on your major opponent, and take him out totally. You have to have a frontal assault against your major opponent. Sniping will not do the trick. You have to make it clear to your followers that your major opponent has no case at all. He is not sort of wrong; he is completely, utterly wrong. Therefore, his disciples are completely, utterly wrong. This is how you win a war. Somebody has to do battle with the major contenders. It is a David and Goliath situation. But somebody has to do it. Unfortunately, nobody does it. So, those laymen who oppose Keynes do not know where to start. They have never heard of Fisher. Yet Keynes and Fisher are the two contenders who must be taken out. By whom? That is the question. So far, there has been no answer. garynorth/public/11305.cfm
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