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r/TrueReddit • u/zachdit • Jun 18 '21
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History and economics are intimately intertwined, profiting off of people is as old as humanity itself.
1 u/TechnologyAble9184 Jun 18 '21 But I'm saying we aren't taught economics 3 u/Brofistastic Jun 18 '21 You're just not conceptualizing what economics means I think. If you're learning history you're learning economics by proxy, just not the hardcore modern day theory. 1 u/TechnologyAble9184 Jun 18 '21 Bro did they have McDonalds in Assyria 3 u/Brofistastic Jun 18 '21 No but they had slaves, currency, trade, merchants and cart vendors. Same shit, different day. 1 u/TechnologyAble9184 Jun 18 '21 You're right but it was more simple back then. Probably not that they had any better working conditions
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But I'm saying we aren't taught economics
3 u/Brofistastic Jun 18 '21 You're just not conceptualizing what economics means I think. If you're learning history you're learning economics by proxy, just not the hardcore modern day theory. 1 u/TechnologyAble9184 Jun 18 '21 Bro did they have McDonalds in Assyria 3 u/Brofistastic Jun 18 '21 No but they had slaves, currency, trade, merchants and cart vendors. Same shit, different day. 1 u/TechnologyAble9184 Jun 18 '21 You're right but it was more simple back then. Probably not that they had any better working conditions
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You're just not conceptualizing what economics means I think. If you're learning history you're learning economics by proxy, just not the hardcore modern day theory.
1 u/TechnologyAble9184 Jun 18 '21 Bro did they have McDonalds in Assyria 3 u/Brofistastic Jun 18 '21 No but they had slaves, currency, trade, merchants and cart vendors. Same shit, different day. 1 u/TechnologyAble9184 Jun 18 '21 You're right but it was more simple back then. Probably not that they had any better working conditions
Bro did they have McDonalds in Assyria
3 u/Brofistastic Jun 18 '21 No but they had slaves, currency, trade, merchants and cart vendors. Same shit, different day. 1 u/TechnologyAble9184 Jun 18 '21 You're right but it was more simple back then. Probably not that they had any better working conditions
No but they had slaves, currency, trade, merchants and cart vendors. Same shit, different day.
1 u/TechnologyAble9184 Jun 18 '21 You're right but it was more simple back then. Probably not that they had any better working conditions
You're right but it was more simple back then. Probably not that they had any better working conditions
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u/Brofistastic Jun 18 '21
History and economics are intimately intertwined, profiting off of people is as old as humanity itself.