Attempt Number Three!

Yeah, as the title suggests, this is my third attempt at making a blog. Is that sad?

Both attempts before this one failed for a simple reason... I just don't write well when I'm not responding to someone. I can rant on and on about what someone else said and why it is either right or wrong, but I have the hardest time writing for my own independent pieces.

So I took some time doing as I normally do, and looking every once in a while at what I naturally write... and it hit me; I am very good at breaking down pieces of economics into their core arguments. I took a few of my posts and turned them into relatively short concepts that can be built upon each other, and I knew that I can (probably...) keep myself disciplined this time.

And this is where I say the point of this particular blog.
I am writing about complicated topics, but I am attempting to break it down into core arguments, something that you can build upon each other to create a sound economic concept in its entirety. What I truly hope for this project to become is a full-fledged reference guide for anyone to enjoy, with each point linking to another in a way that can be copied and pasted sequentially for a perfect argument.

Essentially, I have yet to see anything like this on the internet, and it is something that I am confident I can do, even if it takes a lot of time to complete it in any acceptable fashion. I will start by posting more than I have ever posted in the past on either of my previous blogs, with two relatively simple points regarding economics as it is perceived by the mainstream schools of thought.