Edward Kleinbard: We are living in a time of an unnatural rate of interest set by central bankers. And it's causing this intemporal balance, this kind of distortion of the present and a disequilibrium with the future. You look at meme stocks, that is another symptom of this; you look at asset prices everywhere that have completely swollen. He says there's a tendency of media or just kind of a gut reaction to blame the madness of crowds as causing the bubble. It's like, this is another two-up mania or something.

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