When We Imbue the Stock Market with Religious Properties

When We Imbue the Stock Market with Religious Properties

“These things seem all too familiar when thinking about a somewhat abstract entity with arguably outsized power over billions of people’s lives when—on a whim—it decides to violently go ‘up’ or ‘down.’”

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