INTRODUCTION
this book is required reading
Only connect.
—E. M. Forster, Howards End
Learning Latin in Greek
On my first day of grad school at Cornell University, I attended microeconomics. The professor, in an attempt to calm our first-year jitters, explained in soothing tones that he would be showing a lot of graphs, yet there was no need to panic. He said, “Think of graphs as flowcharts, and you’ll be fine.” As an arts professional with no background whatsoever in economics, I suddenly felt dizzy as my vision blurred. I had never heard of a ...
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