Instead of the "Bullsh*t Chronicles", which I mentioned the other week, I decided instead to do something which I think is better. I have created a side blog called "The Nominal World". It is a spoof on the real world and is going to be basically a satirical blog version of the show with of seven young people from Wall Street Living together in New York. It will be a series of "Blog Confessionals" with each character developing along the way. I will also pose economic questions to "them" and see what they think of some of the ideas of the day. Right now the cast is up with bios. More to come very soon. Enjoy
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