Economists Win Worst Nobel Prize Yet, Asked to Please Stop

Mia and James dive into the absurdity of a recent Nobel Prize awarded to economists for stating the obvious: history exists. They critique the disconnect between economic theories and real-world impacts, especially regarding colonial histories. The discussion explores the pitfalls of traditional economic models and the oversimplification of democracy's complexities. With a humorous twist, they reflect on the significance (or lack thereof) of these accolades in a field laden with outdated racial assumptions and problematic methodologies.