Economics (noun);

1. The fine art of making predictions that are always wrong and trying to explain why things never go according to plan in a way that makes it sound like people actually know what they’re doing.

2. The practice of making complex mathematical models to predict the future, only to be completely blindsided by real-world events that render all the equations useless. nostr:note1lx3j5kycy06uq4nddv2gxfs2wh0cw36xwz2w5zcca0zx0qld2a6suzvg6n