George Gilder, The Information Theory of Economics | 2020 Gilder Fellows Seminar @discoveryinstitute
George Gilder, The Information Theory of Economics | 2020 Gilder Fellows Seminar  @discoveryinstitute
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George Gilder, Discovery Institute co-founder, author, and technology futurist, explains the three key propositions of the information theory of economics: 1) wealth is knowledge, 2) growth is learning, and 3) money is time.

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