Challenging Neoclassical Economics by Pierre Schraffer

The chapter explores the groundbreaking work of Pierre Schraffer, who critiqued neoclassical economics for its tautological basis, delving into his mathematical proofs that were ultimately proven correct. It also delves into Schraffer's intriguing character and his influence on intellectual figures like Wittgenstein and Keynes, alongside discussing the concept of flow in economics and drawing parallels to William Harvey's research on blood circulation.