“Unfortunately, predictions of this sort are notoriously unreliable, and economists seem to be especially bad at predicting turning points. Karl Marx once noted that when the train of history hits a curve, intellectuals tend to fall off the train. Intellectual inertia keeps them moving in the same direction, even though the train is no longer going there. Earlier predictions, Marx suggests, are pretty useless in a debate about whether we are at a turning point.”
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