Is there a difference between knowing and believing? The answer…perhaps…lies at the very root of America’s contemporary culture wars.

What if democratic capitalism has hit the wall?  What if the way forward looks too much like mediocrity…or worse?

American society is sick, with Donald Trump’s victory…the most visible symptom. Time to get back to what really matters! Content written, produced and narrated by Jim Sawyer. Visual produced by Quincy L. Lewis.

As the last episode was concluding, Adam Smith was flipping his wig…after being thrown out of the Trump White House…then sucked out of his Audi…through the moon roof. What else could go wrong?

We rejoin Zombienomics, v. 1.4, as the White House air conditioning kicks on at daybreak. Is this it? Is demise of the zombies at hand? Check out this latest video to find out!

We revisit the Trump White House just as the clock is about to strike midnight, and doom.  First, zombie economists Robinson and Smith dig into the profound significance of “context.”

The enumeration of capital is the description of how each piece is used…productively…or not.  It is a strategy for stymieing productivity-sapping rigging and gaming schemes, often perpetrated by financial elites.

Lookout! Capitalism’s got a “bug” in it!  Imagine Adam Smith returns from the dead via Zombienomics, to collaborate on economic policy with President Trump.

Outmoded doctrinal beliefs about how capitalism is thought to work, enable financial elites to ‘game the system,’ then take the money and run.

Doctrinaire capitalism is coming to crisis via increasing disconnects between pursuit of self-interest and realization of the common good.  Moral philosopher Adam Smith assumed no leakages out of productive capital, into nonproductive uses; assumed no short-term oriented schemes in which plow horses are turned into hobby horses, figuratively, with pseudo-capitalists taking the money, then running.